Why are all the old people so self-righteous and smart?

First of all, their age and accumulated experience have caused their understanding of the world to have solidified, and it is difficult for them to accept new things and feel that what they know is right and good. Secondly, for this reason, some elderly people are particularly concerned about face. Even if they know that their cognition is narrow, if they are wrong, they will use force to prove that it is the young people who are wrong. There will also be some elderly people whose brains automatically translate when receiving external information. For example, if you say a compliment, the old man can hear the opposite words and meanings. However, he has not developed the habit of hearing it again after hearing it clearly. Instead, he believes that the fact is based on his own self-confidence and cognition. That way. Another part of the reason has nothing to do with age. There are also young people around who are not good enough but still point fingers at others. If he has not been hit one after another in his life, for example, he will be slapped in the face when he does this. If he is slapped too much, he will form muscle memory. If you continue to be so self-righteous, you will recall the terrible punishment and never dare to do it again. Otherwise, this problem will become more obvious as you get older. Perhaps it is precisely because the elderly have encountered these problems so many times that they have formed the impression that the elderly think they are just pointing fingers. The society's basic attitude towards this phenomenon is that they will not blame the elderly. They generally say that young people are bad, that young people cannot speak, and that young people do not know how to avoid the elderly.