Accidental Intelligence

Big Data Cultivation methods all had a core. Did life itself also have a core?

Or to put it another way: did people eat in order to live, or live in order to eat?

Of course, Chu Fei was not some pedantic literary hack drilling into a dead end. He was merely thinking normally.

More precisely, Chu Fei had felt somewhat lost during this period.

Whether it had been feeling the pulse of the era before, or the recent frenzied revenge, now that he had calmed down, both gave Chu Fei the feeling that "I am not myself."

Mencius said, "I examine myself thrice daily." People had to reflect on themselves, and do so constantly, if they wanted to avoid straying down the wrong path.

So why did people stray down the wrong path?

There were many reasons, but Chu Fei believed they could generally be divided into three points:

External passive factors, people's responses to environmental stimuli, and each person's nature.

External passive factors—people lived in society and were inevitably influenced by their social environment. Explained through Big Data Technology, this was information pollution and interference from the external environment.

People's responses to environmental stimuli—people had to respond in life, including filtering external information, thinking, learning, and so on. Seeking knowledge, taking on a master, and a master leading one through the door all targeted this stage.

Personal factors—everyone had their own nature. This was an objective fact. Most simply, the nature of boys and girls could never be the same.

In mathematics and astrophysics, there was a famous theory: the three-body problem could not be solved precisely.

A three-body structure formed a chaotic system, and it contained infinite variations.

Within society, internal causes, external causes, and the interaction between internal and external causes formed a unique three-body structure.