During the Trump era, we are rebuilding our minds amidst the clamor.

Trump is a multi-talented individual.
 

 
Trump approaches his work with a mindset geared towards failure, as can be seen from the tariffs: for every single deal, he has at least six contingency plans.
The original plan may fall through, but the goal of making a fortune cannot fail.

That is to say, when Trump implements the second contingency plan, the third and fourth contingency plans are already in operation.

We thought we saw this world. In fact, we did not.
 
We only see what we want to see, what is inherent in our own thinking.
 
This is like facing a small business project, where Trump can see six changes and six possibilities, while many people only see their own desires.
 
We always think we are right, but in reality, right and wrong are just superficial understandings during a child's growth; many issues are unrelated to right or wrong.

In the absence of right and wrong, distinguishing right from wrong, and in the absence of good and evil, clarifying black and white, will make us increasingly angry and more confused.

Human nature remains constant over the ages. For thousands of years, humanity has always walked on thin ice in difficult situations, even as ambition wanes and a sense of despair sets in.

But the light of hope will always illuminate our journey.

What we need to keep in mind the most is that kindness is not easy to understand, and reasoning is not easy to perceive.

Whenever we think we are absolutely right, we are most likely wrong.