Listen to a psychologist tell a story

Chapter 24

Chapter 3, Section 9 A groundhog chased away by a rabbit?

Are you still sticking to your original dream? ? ?
In a psychology class, the teacher told a story to the students:?

Three hounds were chasing a groundhog, which suddenly got into a tree hole. ?
There is only one exit from this tree hole. A few seconds later, a rabbit jumped out of the tree hole. ?
The rabbit ran forward quickly, and then climbed up a big tree. ?
On the branch, the rabbit lost his footing in panic, fell down, and knocked unconscious the three hunting dogs who were looking up. ?
Finally, the rabbit was finally out of danger. ?
After the story was told, the teacher asked the students: "What's wrong with this story?"?
Some of the students said: "How can a rabbit climb a tree?"?
Others said: "It is impossible for a rabbit to stun three hounds at the same time!"?
"What else?" The teacher continued to ask. ?
It wasn't until the students couldn't find any more questions that the teacher said: "But there is another important question that you haven't mentioned. Where did the groundhog go?"?
Mind walk?

It's also a story where attention has been diverted.In fact, people are like this. When we are young, we have our own goals and ideals. When we are no longer young, when we look back, we have already diverted our attention along with various opportunities in life.The ideals that once excited us have long been dusted, just like the groundhog that was forgotten by the students. ?
(End of this chapter)