Tell me how to write philosophically at the beginning.

It should be written like this. Since the topic is about myself, I can write it like this.

"Know yourself" is said to be one of the three proverbs engraved in the temple of Apollo at Delphi, and it is also the most famous one. Or this sentence comes from one of the seven sages of ancient Greece, Caron of Sparta (χ? λ ω ν), either from Thales or from Socrates. The traditional interpretation of this sentence is to persuade people to have self-knowledge and understand that people are just people, not gods.

According to Diogenēs Laertius's records, Thales was asked, "What is the most difficult thing?" He replied, "Know yourself." Nietzsche also talked about "knowing yourself" in the preface of Moral Genealogy. He said: "It is inevitable that we are not familiar with ourselves, do not know ourselves, and do not know ourselves. Our eternal judgment is:' The farthest from everyone is ourselves.' To ourselves, we are not "knowers" ... "