It is against the laws of nature to stay up all night writing papers or studying. Not only my brain is dull, my vision is blurred, and my attention is low (which directly led me to enter your question in the process of searching for information). Then why am I doing this? All this stems from my fear of the danger of "failure". People, or most animals, have immeasurable perseverance and explosiveness in the face of danger and fear, which enables creatures to overcome various obstacles and survive under the laws of nature. Even if what I'm doing now doesn't conform to the laws of nature, my ultimate goal still abides by the most basic purpose of nature-living.

I don't mean that I will die if I fail, but the possibility I think after I choose to give up my homework. Giving up my homework may lead to my failing in the course, may lead to my failure to graduate smoothly, and may lead to greater setbacks in my later days. Frustration may be due to illness and lack of money to see a doctor, or it may be due to the death of usury, and so on. So now I'm fighting for a higher possibility of life. And my behavior of answering this question is more divorced from the laws of nature and meaningless than staying up late ...?

Okay, I can't make it up. Suggest that the subject look at Zhihu.

Good night, I have to catch up on my paper.