Everything that is born must be destroyed?

Marxist philosophy holds that the material world is universally connected and eternally developed. The development of things is a process, and the so-called process refers to the history of the occurrence, development and demise of a thing. No matter how long the process is, it has a beginning and an end, and it is limited.

An infinite number of finite concrete processes constitute an infinite, eternally developing material world. Everything that comes into life will be destroyed, everything that happens in history will perish in history, and nothing is absolutely unchanging and eternal.

The philosophical point of view is the negation of negation.

You didn't have it in the first place, your mother gave birth to you, and you did, that's a denial.

You have it, but one day you won't have it, that's also a denial.

Is the answer quite satisfactory?

To answer this question, we must first understand what is life and what is destruction, and the philosophical concept of birth, destruction, and birth can be simply understood as the emergence and existence of things, and destruction can be understood as the destruction of things. Therefore, in philosophical terms, where there is existence, there must be destruction. That is, whatever exists is to perish.

It's the point of view of development, it's the dialectic!

Where there is victory, there will be decline, this is the basic law of nature!

It is a questionable philosophical point of view, no one can witness the birth of the universe, and no one can witness the destruction of the universe, I prefer to believe that the life process of all things in the universe is a circle rather than a line.

Buddhism says: People have a process of birth, aging, sickness and death.

The universe has stages of coming, living, and voiding.

The particularity of contradictions: , the relativity of things (truths), the law of the unity of opposites: , the universality of contradictions, the quantitative change to the qualitative change: .

Historical Materialism:

External Factors Internal Factors: .

Grasp the main contradiction: .

This is not just a philosophical truth, but a truth :-

3.Everything that comes to life must be destroyed.

8.No accumulation of steps, no thousands of miles; If you don't accumulate trickles, you can't become rivers and seas.

How is this going on? Is it space?

People who have no faith in life tossed out. In ancient times, it was the spirit of the rulers who imprisoned the minds of the people**.

There is an old saying that "life and death have life, wealth is in the sky", is there a scientific basis?

This sentence belongs to the philosophical point of view of Yi Xue.

Yi Xue expounded the philosophical ideas of the ancients. Life and death have fate, wealth is in the sky, easy to learn, everyone's birth year, month and day, there are two symbols of the sexagenary branch, a total of eight characters of the symbol of the sexagenary branch, called the birth of the eight characters. Every year, every month, every day, every day, the five elements of the cadres and branches are in a relationship with the five elements of the cadres and branches of their own birth, and there is a relationship between the punishment and the punishment.

From the perspective of easy-to-learn thinking, everyone's life trajectory is basically predestined. Don't say that you don't work hard or not, a person's birthday is destined to whether a person's character will work hard.

Of course, these are all easy-to-learn ideas, and it does not mean that the philosophical views of the ancients are all like this. There is also a saying that "the situation is born according to the heart", that is, fate can be changed, full of infinite possibilities, and the mentality determines people's achievements and circumstances.

Pessimistic worldview, objective idealistic view 【Words】生生有命,富贵在天 【語音】shēng sǐ yǒu mìng,fù guì zài tiān 【Interpretation】In the old days, it referred to the life and death of a person, and all encounters were determined by the mandate of heaven. It is often used as a situation and manpower is irretrievable. We can't completely control our own life and death, we can only do our best.

From a mystical point of view, there is an invisible force that regulates our world, and the world is unpredictable; From a psychological point of view, it's a peaceful state of mind that goes with the flow. Sometimes you don't have to get it even if you try your best, and sometimes you get it without moving much, just be at peace with what you encounter and enjoy life. 【Source】"Analects-Yan Yuan":

Business is heard, life and death are life, and wealth is in the sky. Example] Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 45: "Life and death are fate, wealth is in the sky, and it is not human power."

Mozi and "life and death have a fate, wealth is in the sky"?Mozi once put forward the theory of "non-fate", he opposed the Confucian saying that "life and death have fate, wealth is in the sky", and believed that this kind of saying "decorates life to make all foolish people" Mozi saw that this kind of thinking has a wear and damage to people's creativity, so he proposed non-fate.

This is the Mandate of Heaven theory of Chinese philosophy, which belongs to the objective idealist view.

Taoist philosophical point of view! Taoism says that if you don't do anything, go with the flow.

There is an old saying that "life and death have life, wealth is in the sky", is there a scientific basis?

The first half of the sentence believes in fate, and the second half of the sentence believes in the role of "heaven", which belongs to determinism. The so-called determinism is the belief that the production and discovery of nature, society, and life are all predetermined and cannot be changed.

Confucianism is a philosophical view of obedience to the heavens and the proactive approach.

Rejuvenate humanity with the way of heaven, and unite man and nature!

Internal factors determine the development of things, that is, the fundamental reasons that determine the development and change of things, not on the outside of things but on the inside of things, and in the contradictions within things.

It doesn't matter.

Are the crops in the field rotting before they are born? It's a pesticide that's a fart, and it's useless to kill insects.

When there is a problem with the system, there are moths, but have you ever thought about whether there are such moths, they themselves are destroying the system.

To put it bluntly, a thing must first rot in the heart before it is "possessed" by the so-called dirty things of external objects

Materialist philosophical perspective. Thinks that people cannot be changed.

The point of view of objective idealism.