“Those who live in isolation are either beasts or gods.” This sentence comes from Aristotle’s famous saying.

1. Introduction to Aristotle

(384 BC-322 BC), a Scythara native of ancient Greece, the greatest philosopher, scientist and philosopher in the ancient history of the world. One of the educators. He was a student of Plato and teacher of Alexander. In 335 BC, he founded a school called Lyceum in Athens, which was called the Peripatetic School. Marx once called Aristotle the most knowledgeable figure among ancient Greek philosophers, and Engels called him the ancient Hegel. As one of the greatest, encyclopedic scientists. He made contributions to nearly every discipline of philosophy. He wrote on ethics, metaphysics, psychology, economics, theology, politics, rhetoric, natural science, pedagogy, poetry, customs, and the Athenian constitution.

2. Sentence Insights

To be able to see limitations, the premise is to keep a distance from these limitations. If you sit in a well and look at the sky, you will never know how big the sky is and how small the well is.

The so-called heaven is what people look up to.

From a psychological point of view, people need to be alone for internal integration.

No matter who you sleep with, you can only enter your dreams alone. Strange bedfellows are the fate of all people.

Writing in solitude is a form of self-therapy.

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Only the reign of the soul can form a person's life into a whole. Therefore, I need to write because only by maintaining a state of writing can I truly live.

Everyone’s soul education can only be self-education.

Watching is a perspective.

The soul can always walk alone.