A problem that most people have nowadays!

The cost of living is not enough at the end of the month;

On a date with her boyfriend, he's late;

I want to go out and play, and suddenly I find that there are no clothes in the cabinet that are suitable for me;

I want to avoid instant noodles, but after a while, I can't help but buy a bag of soaked noodles to eat.

Let's just talk about these few, I'm the same as everyone, the problems are quite common, and sometimes it's very difficult to avoid, don't force yourself too much, no matter how serious people are, small mistakes will make small mistakes, life, occasionally stumbling is also quite tasteful, these small mistakes will make us have a real sense of existence every day, so as not to be overwhelmed by life.

Failed exams, couldn't find a job, was scolded by teachers or bosses, had conflicts with classmates, and had disagreements with parents.

My approach is very simple, get some sleep, look forward, go with the flow, forget about unhappy things, life is not a big deal, give yourself a vacation, relax, watch a morning movie, go to the beach.

I wanted to find something, but I couldn't find it, and when I didn't want to look for it, I saw it at once.

I wanted to brush my teeth in the morning and found that the toothpaste was not enough.

I forgot my keys when I went out.

The various ingredients for cooking are sometimes gone.

Sudden power outages, water outages, and internet outages. I found out that I forgot to pay the fee.

When I wanted to smoke in the middle of the night, I found that there were no cigarettes in the house, and the ashtray was full of cigarette butts...

I slept soundly at night, and I was awakened by urine, but I didn't want to move.

The solution is to get up with all your might, because holding urine is not good for the bladder, hehe.

Give me a few points, thank you!!

1. Does time exist objectively, when you think about this question, this question itself has become a subjective consciousness, does time exist objectively? Yes, or no, does it matter? The answer is just a subjective consciousness on your part, can you think about this question beyond your own subjective consciousness?

The question itself is a subjective consciousness, and the content of the question is the objectivity of the discussion time, so I feel that any answer is suspicious. Like what is the most important organ in the human body? It is the brain, although it may be the brain, but this conclusion is derived by the brain, so it seems to be the truth, but we also have reasons to doubt it.

2. Why do many times after experiencing an event feel like you have experienced it a long time ago, I am curious if you have this feeling of experiencing it a long time ago?

3. Empathy.

Time exists objectively.

Actually, no, it's just your delusion. Sometimes it may be a real experience, and that's normal.

Seeing things in the dark is the same as closing your eyes, it's just your thoughts, and if there's any problem, say it.

1 Time exists objectively, and mastering time is subjective. For example, human life is calculated in terms of time, so time is realized in an exceptional way, so it is objective.

2 This may be a natural reaction of man, and there is also a saying that man has a vague memory of the events of his past life, and that there are memories of his past life that he did not experience in this life.

3 This is because of your eye fatigue, looking at the phone for a long time, eye fatigue, blurred vision, there is an aperture formation!! There will also be an aperture when doing eye exercises in the wrong position.

And the second one, that's because you're asleep at night. Your soul has been to that place, and then you have gone to that place in real life. So I feel like I've experienced it a long time ago, (I've also experienced this thing).

First, time exists objectively, and this explanation. It depends on what you think of this objective time.

Thirdly, this one is not your eye problem. But there are many times when there is such a thing. I've experienced something like this too. In fact, very geographical reasons, and weather reasons cause us to look at something it is colorful on a very dark night.

I don't think time exists objectively, and the theory of relativity says that everyone's time is different. As for your second question, I read it in the journal New Discovery, it seems to say that the brain cells that process memories have some small mistakes when processing memories, I can't remember clearly, you can ask on Guohu.com, the third question, uh, I also want to know yes, sorry.