Is everyone a philosopher except psychologists in an "amazing way"?

Only the psychologist whose ass seems to blend in with the chair has nothing to say in the whole play. He doesn't have to say that a psychiatrist is actually a person who makes you pay to listen to your nonsense, find out what your problem is, and then solve it yourself. So it can be said that everyone is a philosopher except psychologists. At least in this play, isn't everyone's values philosophical enough? Even Amanda can beautify her irresponsible and immature behavior into a fear of "commitment". It can be seen from this that everyone has summed up a set of social skills to make themselves look more beautiful in life. The ending is affirmative. Falk must leave new york and the people around him who constantly input opinions to him, so that he can regain the balance of life. But even if he left, Fogg was passive. Only at the last moment, when no one in this city needed him, he was helpless and unconscious. Fogg can't escape his character, but then again, who can? In some contexts, like anything else, it can also be translated as, it's no big deal.

Woody Allen is the creator who knows how to use subtext most, and is also the most willing to use subtext. This is very rare in the Hollywood market, which determines his uniqueness. You can be a romantic comedy, because it is both romantic and comedy ... but it is true, just like its English name, and other things, it says "other things".