Many people are unwilling to act because they are in their comfort zone. But I want to tell you, brother, that's not called a comfort zone. It's just your habit. For example, if you have Stockholm syndrome, everyone knows that the place is relatively comfortable. It's just your habit. It's just that you are unwilling to change. The fear and pain that change brings to people are second only to death. For example, if you have raised pigs in the countryside, you know that the pig in the countryside eats and sleeps in its own feces for a lifetime, but it is very comfortable. So you see this animal now, it has an instinct, it is very easy to adapt to the current environment, even if it is worse than a dog. So I want to say to you that it's not a comfort zone, it's just your habit. You don't have the confidence and ability to get out of this environment. Sometimes it's just a physical change, and you dare not change your cognition. You are just a shrinking turtle. For your own selfishness, you continue to pass on all the suffering to your descendants. You could have achieved and crossed this generation. Then I will say one more thing to everyone, what is a prison? A prison is a place you don't like, you can't leave, and you can't get rid of. Visible prisons and invisible prisons are two different things. Too many birds live in invisible prisons. Maupassant said that ordinary people rarely think about issues related to the values of life and world outlook. Only when death comes or major changes occur in a calm life, the numb heart will feel the touch of philosophy and religion.