Once upon a time, there was a hunter named Talepool who was enthusiastic about helping others. Every time I come back from hunting, I always give my prey to everyone first, leaving only a small part for myself, so everyone loves him very much.

One day, Talepool went hunting and saw an eagle catch a little white snake. He shot the eagle and saved the little white snake. The little white snake wanted to repay Talepool and asked his father to give Talepool some treasure. But Talepool doesn't want treasure, he just wants things that can understand animals. In this way, Talepool got the gem.

After Talepool owned the gems, it was much more convenient to hunt, and more prey was distributed to everyone. So it took years. One day, Talepool was hunting in the deep mountains and heard a terrible news, so he hurried home and told everyone to move to another place quickly, but everyone was indifferent.

Talepool knew that anxiety was useless. If he delayed any longer, the disaster would kill the villagers, so he told everyone the whole story in detail. Just say that finish, Talepool turned to the stone. The villagers were very sad, so they recited Talepool's name with tears in their eyes, helped the old man, led the children and drove the cattle and sheep to far away places.

Finally, all the villagers escaped. Since then, people have commemorated Talepool from generation to generation.

This story expresses several truths.

First, good people are hard to do.

Talepool told everyone the truth and saved everyone. People not only don't believe it, but also wronged Talepool in turn! It can be seen that it is an indisputable fact that good people are difficult to do from ancient times to the present. A good man is used to giving. When he gives his habit every day, others will get used to it.

There is a famous psychological effect in psychology, the Babel effect. The story goes like this. A psychologist once did an experiment: a person held a 300-gram weight in his right hand and then put a 305-gram weight in his left hand. He won't feel much difference until the weight of his left hand reaches 306 grams. If he holds 600 grams in his right hand, the weight on his left hand will reach 6 12 grams. In other words, the heavier the original weight, the greater the amount that must be added later to feel the difference. This is the Babel effect.

Second, animals have skills that humans may not have.

For example, the prediction of natural disasters is far less than that of animals! Before the earthquake, toads in many places moved in groups. Many experts on TV interpret this phenomenon as "auspicious elephant".

People think they are the masters of the world, don't they know that the frogs in the well are not as good as them!

Third, seeing is not necessarily believing.

Most people have a fatal concept: "Seeing is believing". He believes that it must be seen with his own eyes before he can believe it, otherwise he won't believe it.

Suppose Talepool didn't tell the secret of the evil gem, but fled for his life. Those who stubbornly don't believe him will really take regret medicine in hell! So there is a good saying: "Don't cry until you see the coffin"! People don't want to believe it until they see the facts, but by then it is often too late. This is also the sorrow of many people!

This story is designed in this way, which means that people like Talepool are really rare! In order to save everyone's lives, I will throw my life away! But in reality, how many people will do this? Therefore, sometimes it makes sense to say "I'd rather believe it if I don't believe it" and "I'm afraid if I'm not afraid" when I hear something important that matters.

Fourth, the true truth is often mastered by only a few people.

People often have herd mentality. Some people, as soon as they hear something, everyone says it's good and they feel it must be good; When people say bad, they think it must be bad. Few people calm down and think rationally about the pros and cons of things.

Especially those who live in a world where lies and deception are intertwined, it is more difficult to see the essence of things. They are often blinded by lies, ignorant of the truth of the matter, and often drift with the flow. So what everyone agrees with is not necessarily right!