Chapter 1666
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"You're awake?" Angor sat down on a chair and asked.
Onassis looked around and fixed his gaze on Angor. "Did you save me, sir?"
"Is there anyone else around?" Angor asked.
Onassis thought for a moment and bowed to Angor with a serious look. "Thank you, sir."
"No need. You used your prize for winning the Rising Star Competition." "How do you feel now?" Angor waved a hand and asked casually, "How do you feel now?
Onassis lowered his head and clenched his fists. "Not bad."
"Good. Get ready then. The crowning ceremony will begin soon."
"Sir, I'm fine, but I can't sense him anymore." Onassis looked a little worried when he saw that Angor was about to leave. Can you tell me where he is, sir? "
"Him?" Angor gave Onassis a thoughtful look. "You mean your second personality? Or is it the inner demon that you speak of? "
Onassis remained silent for a moment and nodded. "Yes."
"Can you tell me why you're looking for him? If he wants to take over your body, he must have done something bad to you. "Angor looked at Onassis quietly.
Onassis tried to avoid Angor's gaze, but he didn't dare to lie under Angor's gaze.
"He's me, and I'm him."
"That's the only reason?"
Onassis lowered his head again and didn't answer. He considered and changed his approach. "You should be able to sense his presence, shouldn't you? If you did, why did you let him go? "
The narrow medical room remained silent for a long time.
In the end, Onassis gave up and answered, "His appearance was an accident. An uncontrollable accident. I didn't like him at first, but there are always two sides to every coin.
"… His appearance may have brought me many troubles, but it also brought me great benefits. For example, my understanding of Descartes' philosophy has advanced by leaps and bounds. And Descartes Philosophy is the foundation of my understanding of the world. "
Cartesian philosophy is a school of philosophy created by the mathematician Descartes. It was different from the classical philosophy of Philon and the natural and humanistic philosophy pursued by Pythagoras. Cartesian philosophy pursued absolute rationality and emphasized the breadth of thinking and the depth of knowledge. It was a philosophy that analyzed everything rationally.
It sounded like it had something to do with science.
In fact, this was indeed the case. In today's wizarding world, the so-called "science" was not separated out. Science and philosophy were mixed together. Just like the ancient Earth described by Jon, philosophy and mathematics were mixed together. Both God explained the world and mathematics explained the reasons.
It seemed absurd and unruly, but there was a certain logic behind it.
Philosophy was a broad concept that encompassed the collision of different thoughts, especially Descartes' philosophy.
Among all schools of philosophy, Angor admired Descartes' philosophy the most.
Onassis claimed that the cornerstone of his understanding of the world was Descartes' philosophy. This also meant that he was actually a rationalist. It was precisely because rationalists were very tolerant that he could easily analyze the materialism and idealism of philosophy and use their core for his own use.
"The split personality can lead to the improvement of Descartes' philosophy?" Angor tried to figure it out. "In other words, your rationality and sensibility are separated by two different personalities?"
According to Angor's understanding, Onassis' understanding of Descartes' philosophy grew by leaps and bounds by discarding sensibility and taking over the dominant personality.
Onassis shook his head. "It's not the separation of rationality and sensibility. But you're on the right track, sir. My primary personality has all rationality, while my secondary personality only has impulse. "
Onassis' answer allowed Angor to fill in a story in his mind.
Onassis had split his personality into two by a "coincidence." He was a little worried at first. However, his primary personality had complete rationality, which gave him an unparalleled advantage when it came to studying Descartes' philosophy. Therefore, even though he had dual personality disorder, for Onassis, who pursued philosophy, not only did it not block his path, but it also became an existence similar to a "golden finger", allowing him to quickly climb to the peak of philosophy.
This also explained why Onassis had such a deep understanding of philosophy despite his young age.
However, Angor still had a question.
"If your primary personality has taken over all rationality and benefited you greatly, why do you still care about your secondary personality which only has impulse left?" Angor asked.
Onassis pondered for a long time before answering, "Just as you said, my lord, I can indeed sense the existence of the secondary personality. When I take over the dominant personality, I have the chance to use the power of philosophy to expel him completely."
"But I can't do that."
Onassis raised his head and looked at Angor with shining eyes. "Because he represents my recklessness. He represents my irrational emotions. Sometimes, philosophy doesn't just require rationality. It also requires impulse. "
What Onassis pursued was the pinnacle of philosophy. To him, philosophy had no end, just like truth. To pursue philosophy was to pursue truth.
The study of philosophy could not always be done rationally. Many of the arguments of philosophy experts were actually put forward under the influence of anger and impulsiveness. Therefore, it was impossible for Onassis to separate the impulsive second personality from him.
This was why Onassis couldn't sense the presence of his secondary personality after waking up, which was why he asked Angor for help.
"I see." Angor accepted Onassis' explanation. What Onassis said was true. It could be applied to any subject.
Absolute rationality was the foundation of research. However, impulse and hot-bloodedness could sometimes help to ignite one's future.
"Can you tell me where he is now, sir?" Onassis asked urgently.
Angor checked the condition of Onassis' secondary personality. "He's facing away from the sun, heading toward the dark wilderness."
Onassis didn't quite understand what Angor meant.
Darkness and sunlight? Could it be that this sentence was a philosophical thought?
Onassis began to think.
But he was overthinking. Angor was only describing a fact. Angor exiled Onassis' secondary personality in the dream wasteland, which happened to be in an area where dark clouds and sunny skies intersected. Onassis' secondary personality didn't hesitate to head toward the dark areas.
Seeing that Onassis misunderstood his words, Angor didn't explain further. "I can release him at any time. Are you sure you can control him now? The award ceremony is about to begin at the Infinity Arena. No one wants to see anything happen during the ceremony. "
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