Someone actually reversed cause and effect, and the consequences were...

Some causes and effects are not so obvious, but it doesn’t matter if you don’t understand them. Like which came first, the chicken or the egg?

Some causes and effects are specious. If you didn't see it clearly, it might be a joke.

Just like the sunrise always comes after the rooster crows. So, some people say that the sun rises because the rooster crows. This is obviously wrong.

In daily life, some specious causal conclusions are often ignored.

Just like some people say, you work because you want to make money. In other words, work to make money.

In fact, you can make money because you work. There will be no pie in the sky.

There are also people who reverse cause and effect. The consequence is that they draw wrong conclusions and lead to wrong behaviors.

Give an example.

My mother has retired at home. The days passed freely and freely. In her own words, her job is to eat and sleep.

Recently, my mother said that she couldn’t get excited and felt that she was no longer young.

I say, find something to do and have a goal, and you will become younger.

She said that because she is no longer young, she doesn’t want to do anything.

I suggested that she find something to do because it would make her look younger.

People can become younger because they have goals and stimulate their inner passion. Otherwise, why do we say that people are young because of their dreams.

If you think it is because you are young, you must have goals. That really reverses cause and effect. You will come to the wrong conclusion: when you are older, you should not have goals and a future.

How can you stay young if you feel there is no future?

Therefore, your causal logic directly affects your mentality and behavior. On the occasion of the New Year, you might as well review your own causal logic. Which ones are beneficial to one's own healthy development, and which ones should be abandoned.

I wish you all a prosperous Year of the Tiger and a prosperous Year of the Tiger.