Is life fair?

This depends on how you understand it. How much can you understand about other people’s lives? Some people may appear to be prosperous on the surface, but behind the scenes they have a lot of sorrow that outsiders cannot see. Some people you I feel that he seems to be living a very miserable life, but he also has his own way of happiness

In short, no matter what, mentality determines everything, just like the Buddhist saying, if you have no desires, you will be strong. You can think of everything. , it’s no longer a problem

So, it doesn’t matter whether it’s fair or unfair, as long as your mentality is calm, everything will be calm

Other answers: Answer 1:

This The world is inherently unfair

Some people work hard and some are lazy

Just like some poor people will find it unfair

If you want to blame it, blame yourself for not holding gold in your mouth The key is born

There are still the same times, the same conditions, the same efforts

Not necessarily the same results

The unfairness of this society and the world makes us want to To work hard

To study and fill in the gaps

Isn’t it

If it’s a mentality problem

If we are happy

Who really cares about things outside of themselves

The existence of unfairness is inevitable

Resistance is also ineffective

Answer 2:

Not necessarily, it depends on the angle. Macroscopically fair, microscopically unfair

Answer 3:

Fairness is relative and unfairness is absolute hahaha.

Answer 4:

This is how life goes. It doesn’t make much sense to insist on fairness and unfairness too much

Know how to be satisfied, although many things in this world are yours. Uncontrollable

Both giving and receiving can enjoy the joy of the process!

Answer 5:

Unfair

If it were fair If everyone in the world lives exactly the same life, it would be meaningless. Do you think so?

Answer 6:

Unfair...

Everything is fate, no one can control it at all

Answer 7:

Life is suffering. The Buddha taught us that this life is suffering.

The sutra says: ‘Impermanence causes suffering’. Everything is impermanent and will change. The Buddha used the meaning of impermanence to say that life is suffering. For example, good health is not permanent and will slowly age, become sick, and die. Those who are rich cannot keep it forever and will sometimes become poor. Power and position will not last long and will eventually be lost. Judging from the changing situation, although there is joy, it is not permanent and not complete. When changes occur, pain comes. That’s why the Buddha said that life is suffering, and suffering has flaws, is not permanent, and has no complete meaning.

Why is life not complete and permanent but also painful? There must be a cause of suffering. If you know the cause of suffering, you will try your best to eliminate the cause of suffering. Only then can you obtain complete and complete peace and happiness. Therefore, the Buddha not only said that life is suffering, but also said that suffering has causes of suffering, and that by eliminating the causes of suffering, you can achieve ultimate peace and happiness.

Answer 8:

This is the problem that Marx wanted to solve for mankind

That is why mankind must pursue freedom and liberation

What do you think The reality we see

Past history has been repeating itself

Then

If it continues now

It means that the country and society are still Failure to fulfill responsibilities and obligations

Be patient

Social consciousness cannot determine social existence

We can only follow the trend of history in this world

As the national leaders said

"Advance with the times"

Answer 9:

Life is unfair. Some people are born rich. Some people are born into poverty; some people drive a BMW at the age of twenty, and some people are still waiting for a three-wheel drive at the age of seventy;

Life is fair, no gold is enough, and no one is perfect. Those who drive BMWs have their own troubles, and those who ride three-wheelers have their own happiness.

There are no absolutes in the world. Whether it is fair or not is relative.

I also think life is unfair, but it is doomed. The key depends on how we go in the future. If we have equal opportunities and work hard, we will find that a large part of life is fair. Mao Zedong was born a peasant, didn’t he also become a great man in the area? And what about the young landlords who grew up at the same time as him? So, life is unfair, but we can change this situation through our own efforts, what do you think?

Answer 10:

Fairness is not life!

Answer 11:

I think life is fair, and it cannot be said that it is destined by God.

It is up to you to change your destiny. Everything about you and your destiny are in your own hands, so it is not destined by God, no matter how difficult your life is or what... ...You can't compare with those rich

people, as the saying goes? Comparing people with others will only make people angry, so this principle is the same as other

things , so a person’s life is in his own hands, so

Life is fair.

Answer 12:

Everything in the world is fair, It depends on what kind of mentality you have

Answer 13:

As long as you live your life seriously, it is fair.