Everyone has a herd mentality, that is, when they see what most people do, or when some goods are overturned or spilled on the floor during truck transportation, they will make oranges. Sometimes they will go up and grab together, and sometimes everyone will maintain order and reduce the loss of goods. These are two extremes.

A cruel fact is that it is possible that one of the robbers went up to grab oranges, and then the next time she meets everyone, it may be him who keeps order. This is related to quality, but the most important thing is the leading effect, that is, what the first few people choose to do. If they choose to go up and grab things, the next scene will get out of control and can't be controlled at all, but if they choose to fight to maintain it.

A high-quality person really deserves respect. Quality is intangible, but it can be seen through your behavior, because it is engraved in your bones. When you encounter some unexpected situations in society and others are in urgent need of help, do you choose to look on coldly or choose to help enthusiastically? Do you choose to be brave or do it according to your ability after careful consideration? These all reflect some things in your three views. There is no way to change this.

The purpose of education is to improve the quality of most people. I'm talking about the majority, not everyone, because even with education, he can't change everyone. Generally speaking, those with high academic qualifications can get a master's degree or above, and their own quality is generally not too bad, but it does not rule out some special ones. They ruined a pot of soup with mouse droppings. Most people are of high quality, but extreme situations cannot be ruled out. This is normal.