Look at the world with a little prejudice and say the world.

More than a year ago, I saw this sentence on Teacher Xu Zhiyuan's "Thirteen Invited Channels" and felt very confused. Do we have to look at the world with prejudice?

Now I gradually feel that prejudice is another way of saying a position. Prejudice is because there is a position; There is a position because there is a role. Everyone is familiar with the role.

We may not have our own thoughts, but we must have our own roles. When you are in this role, when you are thinking about a problem, you will have your own perspective, and you will selectively have your own attitude and position. At this time, you will have prejudice.

One of the most popular stems recently is "pattern opening". We often ridicule: I move bricks, what pattern do I want? Pattern that's what leaders want.

Yes, for some reasons, we selectively give up the opportunity to open the pattern, are bound by our own roles, and sometimes get stuck on some issues. If you can jump out, it may be another result.

How can it be so easy to jump out? Jumping out means more diverse perspectives, more comprehensive thinking and more consideration. If everyone has a big picture, will things get better or worse?