The so-called knowledge is not only how much you know, nor what you have experienced, nor what you have achieved. In the eyes of many people, if what a high-ranking person says is the truth, what an old man says is the truth, and what an experienced person says is the truth. Is that really the case?
I don't think so. Many people comment on others and often like to find a sense of existence. Obviously unreasonable things, or irrelevant things, can be linked together. They don't depend on who is more reasonable, and they don't care about the forefront and consequences of things, but only judge by the final result. This is the narrowness of human nature, and most people like to comment on things that are beneficial to them. They don't care about other people's reactions, and they don't care about the possible results of their own words!
There are also some who only see the instructions of the problem and are eager to comment. This kind of person has no idea about the cause and effect of things and doesn't consider the future direction of things at all. Their comments often follow other people's descriptions. As long as others say a simple sentence, they begin to analyze and describe the consequences behind it.
Another is his knowledge structure, which is not enough at all, and he began to write many articles. This solid figure, with decades of experience, is still in use. Still think that others are wrong. A person with self-centered thinking will never think that he is wrong subconsciously.
The vast majority of people who think they are knowledgeable are right. But many of them forget one thing, their emotions. Many people's hearts are impetuous, and their hearts are often restless and even painful, and they are always troubled by emotions.
So what they seem to say makes sense, but they are also influenced by emotions. They are already crooked, but they are eloquent and feel that they are well informed.
True knowledge must be emotional objectivity and justice, with a broad knowledge structure, knowing the cause and effect of things and the objective laws of things. If you think that your views are based on rationality, morality, worldly wisdom and objective laws, you are considered knowledgeable.
The experience of life does not mean how many things you have experienced, how much darkness you have seen, and some trivial things.
It's your way of looking at things optimistically and expecting everything in life. People with an optimistic way of thinking will always learn from some bad things and avoid making the same mistakes. The advantage of this kind of benign thinking lies in avoiding unimportant things and some junk information, and thinking about how to do a good job and how to change yourself and your current situation.
So people who think they have experience, if they don't know how to sum up experience and improve their weaknesses. He is not an experienced man, he just lives his own miserable fate again and again. This kind of life has no clue and passes quickly. Even in another hundred years, I won't experience it.
A truly knowledgeable and experienced person must be an optimistic person who is good at learning and summing up experiences and lessons. They may not have the best knowledge structure, but they have a wide range of knowledge and knowledge. They know the problems and understand people's hearts. This is beyond the reach of many people.
Don't talk about professionalism and human nature. Only when we reach a certain height internally, control the depth of the situation and realize the awakening of heaven and earth can we say that we are perfect and close to completion.
If you don't reach this inner state, you can't be perfect just by looking and experiencing.
Because if you go up, you will fall down one day.
These are all things that need to be learned and cultivated!