On an autumn night, Thales, an ancient Greek philosopher, observed the stars on the grass. He looked up at the starry sky, only to find that there was a deep pit in front of him, and he stepped on the

On an autumn night, Thales, an ancient Greek philosopher, observed the stars on the grass. He looked up at the starry sky, only to find that there was a deep pit in front of him, and he stepped on the air and fell. I was so absorbed in the sky that I forgot my feet.

The solution is simple. We should learn from each other without an assistant. Don't walk around when observing the stars, of course, it may be because of his' unique' observation method that he succeeded; Or he can choose to walk on the grass first in the morning. After all, the sky and the earth should not be separated.

There is also a more partial angle to write-because of despair, because of concentration, so success.

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Of course, personally, I still think that if you fall to your death, what's the point of knowing?

Think it over or have a good habit, okay?