No one can really answer the philosophical problem of 200 points.

No philosophy or religion can perfectly explain the world, but there is a theory that I think is more credible. They think:

1, people have a "soul", but it is not a religious soul, but a form similar to electromagnetic waves, an independent "I" consciousness. Buddhism says that people have six divisions in the wheel of karma, but this theory holds that this kind of "electromagnetic wave" belongs only to human beings.

2. What is a person? As mentioned above, "soul+body", scientific experiments show that even the smartest chimpanzees, except people, will only touch the "orangutan" in the mirror with their hands when asked to look in the mirror. Only humans understand that the "person" in the mirror is themselves, which shows that only animals like humans have the consciousness of "I" in the world, and other animals do not.

In other words, people or I are a kind of consciousness. We realize our existence and have "I" (at first glance, it's a bit idealistic). But think about it, why people can't remember the things in infancy, because there was no "I" consciousness at that time. Although they cry when they are in pain and scream when they are uncomfortable, without consciousness, there will be no memory and no "I".

3. The world is actually space. We often hear about two-dimensional space and three-dimensional space. We believe that the world of life is a three-dimensional space. That's because we can only see three dimensions. For example, a cube has six faces, and we can only see three faces at most at any time and in any way. This is three-dimensional space. Suppose we can see four faces, the world we live in becomes a four-dimensional space, and no one knows what a four-dimensional space looks like. This seems a bit idealistic.

From this point of view, idealism and materialism do not seem to be completely contradictory, but have a certain connection. Because after all, there are some things that science can't explain.

You have to believe that your destiny is in your own hands. Some people say that if you want to be a prime minister, you can work hard. No one can stop you, only you can stop yourself.

5. Disease is not a punishment for human beings, because it shows that there is something higher than human beings. Only in this way can we say: What is a punishment for human beings? But no one has seen it, and all kinds of religions are just their own imagination. According to dialectical materialism, the world is a collection of contradictions, and the human body itself is also a collection of contradictions. Hungry people need to eat, and sleepy people need to sleep. These are contradictions. The life activity of the body is a process of contradictory struggle, so is the disease. Mao Zedong said: When the human struggle stops, this person dies. Therefore, whether a disease is a punishment is a form of contradiction and a manifestation of human life.

I'm exhausted from writing so much!