Hindsight causes or examples of speed

I remember that there was a cross talk, that is, the broken elevator of a unit was broken, and the employees were trapped inside, and then every leader came out and said: I knew that this elevator was going to break... That's hindsight.

It usually starts with "I knew about it" and "I thought about it at the beginning", but it is always said after it has happened.

Explanation]: A metaphor for a person who claims to be a prescient after the fact.

From]: Chapter 22 of Xiang Chun's "Coal City Fury": "It's not for me to be hindsight, when I decided to pull the arm, I said that if we don't pull out, Guo Zhong can still exist, because he can't attract the attention of Xiaodao." ”

Example: Some people take it as a kind of irony, if for that kind of ......People who have no opinions at the end of the matter and whoaw and wow, sarcasm is as it should be. Manan Estate, "Yanshan Night Talk: Three Zhuge Liang".

Zhuge Liang's last plan was to conceal the information of his death, so that Shu Han could temporarily escape the catastrophe, but it also made him immortal.

Choose to move the location to bury your coffin, so that in the end, no one knows that his coffin ended up in **, and no one can seek revenge on his coffin.

This statement is not true. Zhuge Liang's establishment of Shu promoted the development of the culture of the Three Kingdoms, and he did not hinder the historical process.

I don't think this sentence is true, Zhuge Liang just wanted to help Liu Bei, he didn't hinder the historical process, and in the end the three kingdoms were reunified.

This sentence is not true, Zhuge Liang's existence has promoted the process of history, and reunification is the general trend, and Zhuge Liang's purpose is also for unification, so it shows that Zhuge Liang did not hinder the historical process.

If it is not established, he went out of Qishan seven times, went to the Central Plains in the Northern Expedition, died in Wuzhang Plain, and was buried in Dingjun Mountain, he proved it with practical actions.

This sentence is not true, the reason why history is history is because history is predestined and unchangeable laws of evolution; Zhuge Liang is just a figure in history, and it is impossible to change the course of history;

I don't think it's actually true, although it is said that because of the existence of Zhuge Liang, Shu and Wei were able to divide the world, so that Wei was not able to unify China quickly, but this does not mean that he hindered the historical process, because at that time, whether it was Shu, Wu, or Wei, they all had the opportunity to fight for the world. This argument that Zhuge Liang obstructs the course of history is only based on consequentialism.

Disagree. The Three Kingdoms period was divided, and Zhuge Liang has been working hard for reunification all his life, and Zhuge Liang is also governing for his own lord and for the country

This sentence is not true, everyone's existence has its specific meaning, not to mention Zhuge Liang, who can be called a think tank.

Not established, Zhuge Liang promoted the historical process to a certain extent. It is an eternal law that divides for a long time and must be united, and for a long time it must be divided. At that time, the Three Kingdoms were established, and Zhuge Liang supported the Han family for the sake of unification.

If it were not for the existence of Zhuge Liang, the time for Cao Wei to dominate the world might have been advanced by many years.

This sentence is actually okay. Because Zhuge Liang did do something that was not good for the development of history.

I don't think this sentence is true, because at that time, everyone fought for their own ideals.

I don't think it's valid, because Zhuge Liang is just a man who eats the king, and worries about the king, although he can influence the situation of the Three Kingdoms, but he can't affect the course of history.

It was established because Zhuge Liang hindered Cao Wei's offensive several times and prevented Cao Wei's entry into unifying the whole country, thus hindering the historical process.