Written at the edge of academia

Author: Jing Wending
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This little book is filled with prejudices, delusions, and nonsense: : This is the first thing readers should be aware of. It shows that the author himself does not know what truth is, nor does he know where truth lies. He only believes that truth is greater than ordinary people and cannot be grasped by them. Truth mostly exists in the hands of a few exceptional individuals, while ordinary mortals like him can only possess some boring prejudices. Over the past few years, he has also searched for his Holy Grail like the poor man in the myth, looking everywhere. However, he lost patience long before he found it. Therefore, the author declares that he does not know the truth or where it lies. In the eyes of those who have already grasped the truth, this is merely an excuse for laziness, incompetence, stupidity, decadence, and hopelessness. Since this is the case, readers cannot demand truth and justice from these words.
The world is becoming faster and faster, and the pace of life is accelerating, becoming lighter and lighter, forcing everyone to quickly improve their jumping ability. The words in this book have already shown that the author’s jumping ability is poor. He also aspires to enter this era and try to share the spoils, but he keeps failing due to his inherent shortcomings and lack of strength. These words are a contradictory record of this failed jump process. As we all know, a failure is never worthy of truth; he only holds some prejudices, delusions, and nonsense. Therefore, these words can only be seen by people of the same nature and are not worthy of being placed before just and truth-holding individuals.