Is the story in The Madman on the Left, the Genius on the Right basically true?

Personally, I think this book is very well written. And I think it's just a book, there's no need to really dwell on whether the story is true or not, I think the story should have a certain basis in real life. This is certainly not entirely consistent. ** In life and above life.

I've only watched half of it today, and some of the plots feel like I'm myself, and I don't dare to watch it anymore, I feel like I'm going to become the characters in it, especially the one in the mirror, which is very real.

Generally speaking, it is relatively true, but the author is interviewing those psychopaths, they have a lot of words, there is no way to connect them, and the author needs to add some imagination and details to improve the whole story, which may make the story more dramatic and convincing.

A few days ago, the author Gao Ming came to our school to give a lecture and accompanied the students to listen, and the lecture was very interesting. The author asked the question on the spot, and some say that he is fictional. He himself said that his knowledge of physics is not worth mentioning, and I personally think that there is a lot of personal content mixed in it.

I've just started reading this book, but he has some thoughts that are really interesting.

Fake! And the author is also very hypocritical, obviously it is fictional, but he talks about the documentary, which leads many readers to be led astray. I used to read it and found it interesting, but I was really angry when I found out that it was fake.

Maybe this book is sought after by people because of the suspense in it, but after all, this can only be regarded as **. In reality, most madmen have no logic and will not have the talent of geniuses. What's more, the madmen in the book are just blind and have no logic at all, and there are countless so-called theoretical common sense errors in it, but anyone with a little physical foundation will not be led astray by the stupid theories in the book.

When I was a kid, I also liked science, but when I read a few articles, I just felt that something was wrong.

I asked my science friends, and they bluntly said that this book was a nonsense, and my friends in the high school dormitory believed it for half a year, and finally felt that it was just a **, and it couldn't be a true record.

I'm reading this book, and at first I think it's quite real, but the more I read it, the more I feel familiar. Until I saw the content of quantum physics, I felt that Dayou was an idea that many science fiction ** had used. That four-dimensional bug, there is an animation on the Internet that explains the eleventh dimensional universe, which looks at three-dimensional creatures from four dimensions, showing a continuous time chain from birth to death, which is very similar to the author's description.

There is also Woman's Planet, which is a bit of an imitation of "The Broken Chapter of the Y Gene".

The title of this book is very clever, but if you don't add the word genius, perhaps, it is easier to reflect the essence. This book, if called Crazy, will be even more shocking, because every story in the book is true, every one. It's just that not all the stories in the book are related to genius, there are philosophical problems, cosmological problems, and unexplained phenomena.

The author calls these people geniuses or madmen, which is not the point. But what these people have experienced is something worth thinking about.

I personally tend to be fake. Because the seemingly whimsical thinking system in it is actually built with the thinking of ordinary people. He wasn't even from the point of view of a genius, because I didn't point out many of these professional mistakes.

Nowhere is this more evident than in the latest version, and many of the ideas in the book are just a slight artistic refinement of what was proposed by the previous ones. This made me even more convinced that this work is more fictional than real.

In fact, I think that after reading this book, it can change some of your original understanding of things, or make you understand things that you never knew, or pique your interest. I think that's enough, art comes from life and is higher than life, so you don't have to take it seriously.

I believe that what he writes is true, and of course the author has also said that his professionalism is insufficient, so there may be a certain distance between the truth he writes and the real truth. I still have an impression of one story in it, which is the story of mushrooms. That story teaches us that to enter someone else's world, you have to let go of yourself first.

Only by standing completely in the shoes of others can it be possible to understand the world of others.

I read it in high school, it's a very interesting book, some of the characters in it have a very interesting world view, they have their own strict logic, you think they're wrong, but you can't find the wrong place, you think they're crazy, and they still see you as a fool.

The Crazy Man on the Left, the Genius on the Right is also called the world of the mentally ill, whether they are mentally ill or considered mentally ill, this is a question worth studying.

The authenticity of many stories is questioned, according to the author's original words, "this is an interview notebook", but there must be something to add fuel and vinegar, the whole book is a new understanding of the worldview, and you don't have to pursue authenticity too much, look at it with a curious mentality, and you will lose if you are serious.

I read this book when I was in college. The first impression is very exciting. The story is novel and the perspective is unique.

However, it is said that this book was first published in the ghost story of Tianya Lotus Peng, so there is no need to be too serious about authenticity. The most impressive thing is that the time traveler, through quantum transmission, came to this world from a parallel universe, and finally could not go back. A traveler who travels to this world completely replicates the memories of the past and can constantly transmit feelings back to the original world.

In fact, it is the existence of two identical people in two worlds at the same time. This so-called "me" is a synthesis of feelings and memories. Think about it, if you clone almost the same body through cloning technology, and if you transplant memories and feelings, you can actually think that you can create exactly the same person.

Genius on the Left, Madman on the Right.

It's harder to make up the story than to record it for real.

When you can truly understand madmen one day, you may not be far from genius.

I think it's wonderful when I watch it, but that's just it, it's okay to watch it as a **. Professionalism is only at the level of civil science.

It's true. The original title of "Genius on the Left, Madman on the Right" is "The World of the Mentally Ill", and the author is Gao Ming. In the form of interviews, the book records the profound and unique perspectives of people living in another corner (the mentally ill, the mentally handicapped, and other marginalized people), so that people can understand the true inner world of the madman or genius.

Gao Ming, whose job is film and television planning, began to contact the mentally ill out of pure curiosity in 2004, and he did not have any research mentality. "At first, when I was talking to a psychiatrist friend, she talked about a case, and I thought it was really interesting to hear it, generally looking at things from the outside in, and the mentally ill person goes directly into the inside of things, and looks inside out. ”

With a complex mentality, he began to get in touch with the special group of mentally ill patients, and peeked into the abnormal world of mentally ill patients from the perspective of a normal person. In the past four years, he has been in intensive contact with more than 100 mentally ill people, and has spent most of his free time on it. "Just like some people like to go karaoke and clubbing, chatting with mentally ill people has become my pleasure.

Genius on the Left, Madman on the Right.

The author of this book is Gao Ming, and this book is also his famous book, this book is Gao Ming's teacher thinking about "what is this world like?" This question was written through a conversation with a special group of people who were mentally ill.

In this book, there are many small articles, each of which is independent of each other, but it is connected, each of which is a communication with different mental patients, each of whom has their own views and understandings of the world, and Mr. Gao Ming communicates with these patients and writes their worldview.

At the end of each article, Mr. Gao Ming will also elaborate on some of his own views, but rest assured, it will not be more than half a page, because this requires us to think about the true meaning of the world by ourselves, but please don't think too much about the worldview of the mentally ill. I would like to conclude with a sentence from one of the losses.

I remembered what N psychiatrists once told me: don't pay too much attention to the words of the mentally ill, don't think too much about the view of time they tell you, otherwise you will go crazy sooner or later. - On the Other Side of the Wall

In the form of interviews, the book records the profound and unique perspectives of people living in another corner (the mentally ill, the disadvantaged and other marginal people), so that people can understand the true inner world of madmen or geniuses. It covers a wide range of fields, including physiology, psychology, Buddhism, religion, quantum physics, semiotics, and Mayan civilization and prophecy.