（12）Rules

#They all use mechanical translation, and my English is not good. I was building sandcastles on the beach, and I didn't know what I needed to build, so I used a "foundation" first, and before the foundation was knocked over by the waves, I "thought it was right" Before the waves were hit, someone noticed and said, "Huh, are you going against me! and the head fell off

The "foundation" is broken, and the person realizes that what he said is true, overthrows the original "foundation", builds a new "foundation", and denies his original idea that after all, "the times are different" and his perception is the "foundation" In other encounters later, the "foundation" was covered up after the biological experience, and a new "foundation" was used to "prescribe". Pondering... Searching... Why do adults always ask children to obey, but their "foundations" do not obey their own "foundations"? [(2) Vivid (5) Connection (6) Race] The basic means "the simplest fixation" of the scattered consciousness and other fixations, and then changes and revisions are made, but as mentioned earlier, if the "leader" uses a foundation that no one objects to over time, then it thinks that is good. But sometimes, as early as unconsciously, they have destroyed their own foundation, some adults know the law and break the law, and some adults keep to themselves... But in the end, it's right that they're all stuck on their own foundations. The word "adult" means an adult, but it does not mean that an adult is absolutely right, and their own foundation is not really implementable, but it is not impossible to implement. Thinking... Why arrogance? The rules are meant to be changed, aren't they? Because you didn't know anything about it, you built the foundation, and then you studied and observed... There are no absolutely good rules, because time goes by and times change, so what is it? What is it that makes it impossible for adults to abandon their own foundations and not listen to other people's opinions? I don't know. Why do adults say that they are right? "Because they were born earlier than you" Why do adults always think that they are right? "Because they have lived longer than you", why do adults keep telling their offspring from their own point of view, "because they think they have experienced more than children" Nothing is right because everyone understands it differently, nothing is wrong because it is uncharted territory, "nothing is absolute" Build a tower of sand, after all, it falls, after the wind and sun, it still can't reach the "era", the old sand castle, looking at the lighthouse in the distance, "the guidance has always been there, but it has been blinded" Finally, it can't reach the "moon age" at the last moment to know that "it's no longer my era".