Students should focus on learning and what to make up.

As students, of course, we focus on direct experience, and the experience we get in life can be divided into direct experience and indirect experience. Direct experience is personal experience gained from practice. Indirect experience is experience learned from others. Because direct experience is personal experience, it will form concrete and vivid representations in the brain. When the senses are stimulated by the outside world to send signals to the brain, the direct experience stored in the brain can directly make judgments and react quickly without thinking. Indirect experience, because it is not personal experience, will not form a concrete and vivid representation in the brain, just some abstract concepts. When the senses are stimulated by the outside world to transmit signals to the brain, the indirect experience stored in the brain must go through the process of thinking and reasoning before making judgments and then making responses. The reaction through thinking is relatively slow. The actual battle is fierce, and there are few opportunities to judge by thinking, mainly by intuition. Intuitive judgment depends on the accumulation of direct experience. The richer the direct experience, the stronger the intuitive judgment and the higher the adaptability.