Truth stories, 3 examples of truth

There is a famous adage: "Truth is born after a hundred question marks." This adage itself is true.

People always have a lot of respect for those who discover the truth, thinking that only geniuses can discover the truth. In fact, it is not difficult to say that it is difficult to discover the truth, and it is not easy to say that it is not easy. The truth is always around you, and whether you can discover it depends on whether you have a pair of keen "eyes", whether you have a thinking brain, and whether you have the courage to insist on the truth.

Throughout the history of the development of science and technology for thousands of years, the discoverers and founders of theorems, laws, and doctrines have almost always paid attention to seeing problems from small and commonplace natural phenomena. "I straighten it and become"! "The truth has been found.

Ask students to concentrate and pay attention to the smell in the air. Then he returned to the podium, held the apple up and shook it from side to side, and asked, "Does any of your classmates smell apples?"

One student raised his hand and stood up and said, "I smell it, it's a scent!" Socrates asked, "Which other student has smelled it?"

Students, you look at me, I look at you, and I don't say anything. Socrates held the apple again and slowly walked past each of the students' seats, telling as he went: "Please concentrate and smell the air carefully."

After a while, Socrates walked up to the students for the third time and asked each student to sniff the apple. After returning to the podium, he asked again: "Students, do you smell apples?"

As soon as he finished speaking, all but one of the students raised their hands. The student who didn't raise his hand looked left and right, and hurriedly raised his hand as well. His demeanor caused a burst of laughter.

Scent! The smile on Socrates' face disappeared, and he held up the apple and said slowly, "Unfortunately, this is a fake apple, and it has no taste at all." ”

1. Wang Zhenyi, a well-known hematology expert who won the 2010 National Highest Science and Technology Award, has made a major breakthrough in leukemia, known as "blood cancer".

There is a ** that Wang Zhenyi "changed the outcome of this death game". In the face of the high praise of the first, Wang Zhenyi said very calmly, "Leukemia has not been solved, but one of the (types) has been solved." This one is one of more than two dozen types of acute leukemia.

Carefully savoring Wang Zhenyi's words, it is awe-inspiring and thought-provoking.

2. Students ask Socrates for advice on how to hold on to the truth. Socrates told everyone to sit down. He took an apple and slowly walked past each student's seat, saying as he went, "Please concentrate and pay attention to the smell in the air." ”

Then, he returned to the podium, held the apple up and shook it from side to side, and asked, "Does any of your classmates smell apples?" One student raised his hand and stood up and said, "I smell it, it's a scent!" ”

Socrates asked, "Which other student has smelled it?" Students, you look at me, I look at you, and I don't say anything. Socrates held the apple again and slowly walked past each of the students' seats, admonishing as he went

Please concentrate and sniff the air carefully. ”

As soon as he finished speaking, all but one of the students raised their hands. The student who didn't raise his hand looked left and right, and hurriedly raised his hand as well. His demeanor caused a burst of laughter.

Socrates also laughed: "What do you smell?" The students said in unison, "Smell! The smile on Socrates' face disappeared, and he held up the apple and said slowly, "Unfortunately, this is a fake apple, and it has no taste at all." ”

3. Giordano Bruno, a great Italian philosopher and scientist during the Renaissance, was born in the town of Nora near Naples, Italy. He lost his parents at a young age and grew up in a poor family, so he was raised by a priest. But he was studious from an early age, and at the age of 15 he became a monk in a Dominican monastery.

He was self-taught, and eventually became a knowledgeable scholar of his time. Later, he developed the heliocentric theory of the Polish scientist Copernicus, put forward the "theory of the infinity of the universe", and also put forward the idea of materialism.

These doctrines and ideas greatly shook the dominance of the Church, and the Church was burned at the stake, and Bruno died heroically in Rome's Piazza del Fiore. But his ideas spread across the continent, and his spirit of defending truth and defying superstition is celebrated to this day.