How many people would actually think about it? How many people would actually choose to become the living dead?

When he hears those meaningful words, he will feel that they are true sayings. After reading a few made-up stories in celebrity biographies, he will seem to have understood the truth of this world.

If he finds that something is being snatched away by others, he will think that it is a good thing. When he sees one or two articles that are full of vigor and power, he will find the direction of his life.

He says whatever others say, and he also thinks that what others think is right is the truth.

If someone commits a crime, he will be outraged among the crowd. Perhaps he will even make a cry and feel injustice. He will always stand on the side of the majority, hiding in the crowd, and being ordinary...

They are clearly rational, but do not think; they can feel love, but do not spread it; they have learned principles, but do not apply them; they know where wisdom is, but are proud of their own ignorance; they desire justice, but are obsessed with pushing things that are different from themselves into the evil end.

But why can't they think? Why don't they open their eyes and expose those childish lies? Do they really understand what they are doing? Do they really understand their role? Are they really alive?

Are such people or groups really qualified to be happy?