How many people actually think? How many people choose to become the walking dead?

Hearing those profound words, he would think they are absolute truths; flipping through a couple of fabricated short stories in celebrity biographies, he would also seem to grasp the truths of this world.

Discovering what things are being scrambled for by others, he would also think it is a good thing; seeing one or two powerful and inspiring articles, he would find his direction in life.

Whatever others say, he says; whatever others think is right, he also thinks is the truth.

If someone commits a crime, he will also be filled with righteous indignation in the crowd; perhaps he will also appeal, feel indignant, and he will always stand on the side of the majority, hiding in the crowd, completely ordinary...

Clearly possessing reason, yet not thinking; able to feel love, but not spreading it; learning principles, but not applying them; knowing where wisdom lies, yet proud of one's own ignorance; thirsting for justice, yet stubbornly pushing anything different from oneself to the side of evil.

But why can't they think? Why not open their eyes and expose those childish lies? Do they really understand what they are doing? Have they really figured out their own roles? Are they really alive?

Do such individuals or groups of people really deserve to be happy?