The story of fisherman and philosopher

A philosopher crossed the river in a fisherman's boat. While sailing, the philosopher asked the fisherman, "Do you know anything about mathematics?" The fisherman replied, "I don't understand." The philosopher asked again, "Do you know anything about physics?" The fisherman replied, "I don't understand."

The philosopher asked again, "Do you know chemistry?" The fisherman replied, "I don't understand." The philosopher sighed, "What a pity! In this way, you will lose half your life. " At this time, there was a strong wind on the water and the boat capsized. Both the fisherman and the philosopher fell into the water.

The fisherman shouted to the philosopher, "Sir, can you swim?" The philosopher replied, "No." The fisherman said with great regret, "then you will lose your life!" " " ?

This story contains a very profound philosophy of life: a person who has not learned to swim in the long river of life cannot survive in this long river of life, even if he has learned more other things. Because he lacks basic adaptability and viability.

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Moral:

Life is a real thing and the most basic condition for human beings to exist in this world, but the most important condition is to have life. This shows how proud and stupid a philosopher is.

For the boatman, his life can only swim to the shore if he falls into the water, but perhaps for the philosopher, knowledge such as history and mathematics is his life, and we can't judge who is right or wrong, but it is a big joke for the philosopher to impose his own definition on the boatman.

For example, a child with poor grades but good discipline can bear hardships and stand hard work, and a child with good grades but poor discipline and narrow mind, how do you judge who is a good boy and who is a bad boy?

Everyone has his own views, advantages and disadvantages. Everyone is an independent individual. There is no need to imitate others deliberately, but try to correct your own shortcomings.

So, please show your true self and take others as a mirror.