Understand human nature

 

Understand human nature

 

When Agudengba was chatting with the hunter Chu Sanxing on the cliff, he asked Chu Sanxing: You are a hunter, how do you find your prey, such as tigers and wolves, mountain eagles and poisonous snakes?

Hunter Chu Sanxing said: Birds and animals all have their own routines and activities, as well as their own ways of survival. It can be said that wild beasts have their own wildness, and different wildness determines their fate.

Agudengba smiled: What you said makes sense. There is no room for two tigers in one mountain. The character of tigers determines their loneliness; wolves are good at cooperation and become lone wolves when they leave the group. You are very knowledgeable about animal nature, so what do you think is the difference between human nature and animal nature?

Chu Sanxing was stunned for a moment. He had never compared human nature with animal nature.

Agudengba said: There are many honest people in life, but many of these honest people are bad people, because these people have not seen the world, so they live as timidly as mice. But once some people gain power, they immediately become unscrupulous and greedy. The person who used to be as timid as a mouse will suddenly become as courageous as a leopard, as strong as an ox, as poisonous as a snake, and as cunning as a fox.

Agudengba added: In this world where everything is dominated by money, when talking about money when interacting with others, money will often make people become wolf warriors. If you talk about relationships and credit with such people, they will often turn into white-eyed wolves immediately.

Agudemba continued:

Mr. Chu Sanxing, you are a shrewd and brave hunter. You know that you can set up a net to catch birds, set up bait for fishing, and use traps to capture wild beasts, but it is not that simple to deal with those evil people dressed like animals. Because the evil of human nature far exceeds the ferocity of birds and beasts.

Chu Sanxing nodded in agreement, but he couldn't find a way to deal with the villain.

Agudenba smiled and said:

There is only one simple way to deal with autocratic dictators and those traitorous villains, and that is to "praise". "Praise" is always right, especially when you don't want to say anything or don't know anything. Just "praise" is enough. Autocratic dictators always use silence as a means of silence and cannot listen to any different voices. This is the virtue of monarchs of all dynasties. Even those low-ranking servants would deal with the people arrogantly and would not listen to a single word to curse the Holy One.

At this time, Chu Sanxing no longer nodded in agreement: Are we so humiliated and unconscionable as we flatter these demons?

Agudengba said: That’s a good question. We should not be so low and incompetent, but those saints have always taught us to be moderate, inactive, harmonious, tolerant, and non-aggressive. This is actually an alternative core value. Of course, the ancients also left a famous saying, that is, "it is rare to be confused", but contemporary people just ignore it and ignore it. Lying down has become the only way to deal with this dirty society.

Agudengba sang a song "Understanding Human Nature":

 

Those saints dressed like animals,

There will always be talk about the good and evil of human nature;

Those autocratic strongmen,

They always lie about their own great achievements;

Those ignorant fools,

I will always talk nonsense about the happiness in my dreams.

 

When you see through everything,

You can never go wrong by playing dumb;

The more clearly you see, the more you pretend to be confused.

Quietly looking forward to the moment of dawn;

Time will test the will of the people.

History never erects monuments to tyrants.

 

Greed cannot change a person;

You can only reveal your true self;

Money makes the noble more noble,

It also makes despicable people even more despicable;

Money and power are the amplifiers of human nature.

Only when you understand human nature can you transcend yourself.