Knowledge Weighing Supermarket

Learning Outcomeᗜ֊ᗜ Deep in my consciousness, there is a complete large supermarket suspended. Here, all my past learning, thinking, pitfalls, and epiphanies are turned into touchable light products, neatly displayed according to supermarket sections, and priced in yuan/jin. Each product is fully labeled: unit price, quality level, shelf life, detailed ingredient list, and eye-catching risk warnings. The ingredients record whether this knowledge comes from books, practice, short videos, or the painful past. I'm not the only one in the supermarket. Utilitarian, perfectionistic, anxious and greedy, avoiding pain... All kinds of inner voices turned into all kinds of customers walking through the shelves. Some people hoarded cheap pieces of knowledge crazily, some only pursued high-priced gift boxes, and some scorned defective products. They competed with me and argued, constantly interfering with my selection judgment. When purchasing, you need to look at product appearance, check ingredients, and weigh warnings. You can choose only the shiny and intact high-quality products for your own use, or you can press the ultimate button and select all the products in the supermarket for your own use. Accepting it all does not mean agreeing with it completely. Superior cognition is used directly, expired skills need to be refrigerated for maintenance, incomplete and defective products are not discarded, and are brought back to the spiritual warehouse for repair and purification. Even those expensive insights wrapped in painful memories must be slowly digested. The shelves will always be updated with real-life learning. The so-called growth is to visit this supermarket of your own, accept all the past learning, then sort and polish it, and truly use it for yourself.