predictive thinking (98 talks)
pays attention to one of the two poles of things
grasps the major concerns about the forecasting activities of “things”
pays attention to the two poles of things—the extremes of things must be reversed and prosperous Must decline. The two poles of things are always transforming each other. Based on the "degree" that one pole of related things has already shown, predict its tendency to turn to the other pole
Here, we put the extremes of things in reverse and the extremes of prosperity must decline. In fact, the two are not inevitable. Connection is just that each expresses its own relatively independent meaning.
If the connotation of the word meaning is carefully studied, the former is more general. The latter can be included in the connotation of the former. This is because the "thing" in the former has a wide range of connotations and refers to things in general. It does not only contain any material things, that is, tangible, visible, and real things. At the same time, it includes all imaginary things, that is, intangible, invisible, and purely imaginary things. Of course, it also includes ideological things such as people, their actions, and their emotions. For example, the "music" in "the extreme of happiness produces sorrow".
It is no exaggeration to say that it involves everything in the world. The tangible and the intangible are all covered by it. This shows the vast scope of the "things" here.
The reason why we pull the two out side by side is nothing more than the pursuit of the form of literal expression.
There is only one point of view we want to express, and that is: when things develop to a certain degree, they will turn to the other side of it.
Our ancestors have known this law of the development of things, and have repeatedly warned the world.
"Guanzi·Chongling" has the phrase "the number of the heavens will be reversed, and the prosperity will lead to decline".
"Lü Shi Chunqiu·Meticulous Theory·Bo Zhi" has "all things must be missing,Extremes must be reversed, gains must be losses".
Han· Wang Chong "Prosperity must decline, prosperity must be waste".
Of course, ancient thinkers and philosophers in our country have many similar expressions. Their respective wordings are different, but the thoughts expressed are the same. They all reveal the inevitable law of the development of things: things develop to the apex. If you want to go to the opposite side, you must go to decline when you develop to the extreme. That is to say, when things develop to extremes, they will transform in the opposite direction.
understands this law of the development of things, we are about "things" There are plenty of articles to write about the forecasting activities. In forecasting practical activities, according to the needs, to predict the development trend of a certain thing, we must pay attention to the two poles of the thing and the mutual transformation of the two poles of the thing. Obviously, as long as we Observing the development of a related thing to a certain extent, it will accurately predict that the thing will develop in the opposite direction.
Chinese language is really worth studying. A "ji" word contains several meanings The "pole" of the two poles of a thing obviously refers to the two ends of the related thing. The "pole" in which the pole of a thing must be reversed obviously refers to the "degree" of the development of the thing.
and the "pole" that has the latter meaning , More worthy of our attention.
literally, its expression is "polar". Only literally understood, "polar" is the extreme. We generally understand it as "polar", referring to that vertex. And it is precisely this "polar". ", it is a little more complicated. This "extreme" obviously refers to the "point" at which the degree of accumulation of related things moves toward a turning point. And this "point" is completely different due to the specific subjects involved.
There is a sentence in "Zhou Yi·Feng": "The sun is full, the moon is full." , That is, deficit.) He said that when the sun reached twelve o'clock, it reached the highest point and began to go west. When the month reached the fifteenth, when it reached its fullest time, it began to turn into a deficit.The "12 o'clock, 15th" here is the "extreme" of the sun and the moon, and of course, it is also the turning point of the sun and the moon's rise and fall, and profit and loss.
When things reach the extreme, they turn in the opposite direction. Our most important job is to examine the "pole" of the development of related things. When the "extreme" is reached, things turn to the opposite side.
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