Fanli's thinking has always been very "simple", but this is actually a kind of profound wisdom;
An event, after it occurs, regardless of how vast the process is or how extensive the involvement, ultimately when it concludes, there are probably only two or three options.
You can't say that the way of deliberating for a long time, weighing the pros and cons and still hesitating at the end, is genuinely prudent, while skipping these complicated processes and directly flipping a coin at the decisive moment is heartless.
Because in the end, the former often doesn't come up with anything constructive, and in the world, apart from the absolute right and wrong recited under the teacher's rule as a child, in the adult world, truly absolute right and wrong have become scarce.
So, most thoughtful and analytical people also end up having a "moment of decision", well, just choose it;
Hmm,
Then why bother?
