JOJO’s wonderful adventure never kills diamonds: The two words I hate the most are ‘hard’ and ‘come on’.

This morning, I dreamed that I somehow cut off my first girlfriend’s right hand. It was a smooth, white, soft, shapely woman’s hand… I even bit off a piece of wrist meat, suck by door teeth…

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The character of Yoshihiro is very charming. He was a thoroughly bad man and a thoroughly ordinary man, I mean, an absolute lover of life. His badness comes entirely from killing his own kind, which is the only missing part of Kara’s humanity.

What is the average person? A more pertinent definition is “someone who has a little bit of everything.” And it is this “having some of everything” that provides almost everyone with rich enough spiritual tools to support them in coping with life’s circumstances, eliminating unhappiness, and motivating them with happiness, with only one ultimate purpose, which is obviously “to live”. Yoshihiro Yoshiying is the alive way of interpretation to an extreme.

His demands on life seem to me to consist of two irreconcilable aspects. On the one hand, he must live in Duwangmachi, live in the place where he was born and grew up, and die. On the other hand, the only thing that could stimulate his happiness was killing. So these two conditions are necessarily in conflict, and it is in this conflict that all the drama of the character is generated.

But that’s not my main point. My main goal is to compliment Araki on his philosophical content. What skill is Yoshihiro Yoshihiro’s double? A bomb what was the third skill he eventually acquired? Time goes backwards. It’s this skill that I’m talking about, going back in time.

I think everyone has had this experience that is to wish “back to the beginning.” We always meet regret; it is inevitable to have such fantasies. As an adult, I am determined to point out that this is the worst kind of fantasy. This is true depravity. Time cannot go back, time eternal forward bearing the world itself. We can dream about anything, we can dream about any situation, but we should not, should not dream about the regression of time. Why? For in addition to the regression of time, any fantasy you have, any vision, even if it is far beyond the horizon, I assure you with all my experience of life, it has the possibility of becoming a reality.

Therefore, if we carefully examine the connotation of the word “fantasy”, we have to define it as a judgment about possibility. For example, 80, 70, even 30 percent of the time, it’s not appropriate to use the word fantasy. If the probability is less than 10%, we can safely say that it is “fantasy”. Well, further, everything is possible, big or small, except that the possibility of going backwards in time is zero. Thus, when a person “imagines” time going backwards out of embarrassment, it is tantamount to giving up life.

So, what did Mr. Araki do? He in the role of Jib Liang Jib Ying, actually this thorough depraved practice Yoshihiro Yoshiying became a real depraved person; he actually gave up the existence of the universe again and again, again and again to come back. This “sweetener” can only mean that he will be unable to control the use of the skill, over and over again to remake his life. Please put yourself in your shoes to think, if the feeling of living, really can be like playing games, dead again, then we will cherish what? What else can you are interested in? What else can you get emotionally involved in? What other meal can we find invigorating and invigorating? Will there still be love? Will there still be excitement to do things? If you could go back and start again, who would want to keep going? If even the sunrise can erase again, what is the objective existence that can contain us? Can anyone really be so irrational?

Therefore, Jib Liang Jib film is completely depraved, he dial back the time of the pointer is tantamount to suicide again and again, but his sense of continuous existence. In all fairness, in all intuitive fairness, would you consider his life to be continuous at both ends of the flashback? This is what I think is the primary philosophical problem, self-continuity, “what is I?” I admit that yesterday I am me, but I do not admit that back to yesterday I am still me, that is another person. People who agree with Kara Joying’s judgment of self-continuity are bound to be schizophrenic.

All bad people have weaknesses, and these weaknesses are not a kind of childish. And Araki teacher suddenly made a bad man, gave him the ultimate weapon of human delusion when weak and helpless, but actually revealed the immaturity of this bad man. The core charm of the role of Yoshihiro Yoshiying is expressed in his narcissistic laughter after turning back time, an exaggerated perversion of a child’s mind.

And just as commendably, Mr. Araki had Yoshihiro die at the hands of the forces of the underworld, an arrangement that echoes ancient Greek philosophy: even a god obeys the objective laws of nature.