A Full-level Commander Who Joins the Chat Group

"Ah."

"Huh—" the doctor let out a long breath: "I just said, you can't just drag someone on the street to be that kind of person, otherwise I will really become mentally retarded..."

"Your focus seems to be a bit off."

"Then what am I concerned about? Why did you know the identities of those prisoners, why did you suddenly go out to chat with the person in charge, and why is the group leader there?" The doctor's face became bitter: "Please spare me, my acre The messy things on the three-point ground have not been dealt with yet, and Amiya is also sleeping, and she can't finish the work even if she works overtime. I still have to think about these things... I don't want to be bald, recently They're starting to lose their hair."

"I have a good hair restorer over there. Many people with a lot of work and pressure like to use it. I can give you a few copies later."

Jiang Cheng put down the doctor: "However, most of your worries are actually indifferent. I have said many times that Amiya is about to wake up, and the situation on your side will not last long. I may also I will go there, and as for the matter between me and the group leader, I have no plans to discuss it with you for the time being, this time I just came here to talk to you about your previous achievements."

"The previous harvest?"

"It's the feelings and gains after chatting with those people." Jiang Cheng looked at the doctor: "How about it? Although we only chatted for a day, it seems that the gains are indeed not small."

"What kind of receipt is that?" The doctor crawled out of the quilt, waving his little hand viciously: "I used to let them watch jokes, they all look like monsters, and a few casual chats can get the information out." Speculated to the core, I can casually say a bunch of formulas that I can't understand but are very high, and everyone thinks that I am like them..."

"But you did learn a lot of new knowledge, didn't you?" Jiang Cheng looked at her with a smile.

The doctor stopped waving his little hand, was silent for a moment, and nodded: "Well, some things that I couldn't understand before now have general ideas, and things that I had ideas before are clearer."

Jiang Cheng nodded.

He had expected this situation. People like doctors who work long hours and have a lot of work experience, but have not experienced systematic study and organization, and can even be said to have no study and practice, actually know a lot. They may not even realize it at the time, and at this time, someone needs to remind them to help them connect the fragments of experience...

Those guys are pretty good at that.

All of them come from different fields and specialize in different directions, but they also need to communicate with other people in the prison. In this case, it is definitely necessary to summarize a set of science popularization and connection knowledge for laymen at the fastest speed. experience, otherwise no one will listen to what I say, and the communication and learning will definitely be in vain...

Moreover, the people who can come here are not ordinary people. The sorted out things may be difficult to understand or even fantasy for ordinary people, but it is very suitable for people with both experience and IQ like doctors. But—well, it might still be a bit difficult, but at least you can get started, right?

Although one day is very short, this kind of communication is definitely not comprehensive, and it can even be said that there are many flaws, but it is not a small gain for the doctor.

But Jiang Cheng didn't come to complete the rest for her, but to say something else.

"PhD."

"Ok?"

"Don't try to learn their mindset."

"Ah?" The doctor raised his head in confusion, and looked at Jiang Cheng: "Isn't that why you asked me to communicate with them?"

"It's not, what I told you before is 'talk to them', it's not 'learn from them'."

"...is there a difference?"

"Yes." Jiang Cheng nodded: "Learning from them is learning, but chatting with them is not. Although you will indeed get some knowledge from them, don't try to imitate them."

"what happened?"

"The first reason is that you have to walk the road by yourself, otherwise you won't know how to get out when you fall into a pit one day." Jiang Cheng paused, and continued: "As for the second reason... they said Not all of it is true or right.”

"Hmm..." Hearing what Jiang Cheng said, the doctor frowned: "I can still understand the first reason, but the second reason... I still have the ability to discriminate those things, at least in my place. It looks fine..."

"This is where the problem lies."

"what?"

"Don't believe in 'normal'." Jiang Cheng's tone was calm: "Although I don't know what they said to you specifically, what I can know is that what they taught you must be 'flawed', and even It might be a trap."

"Why?" asked the doctor in puzzlement.

"One reason is that it is impossible for them to share the good things directly, which is smashing their own jobs. The second reason is..."

Jiang Cheng pointed to the iron fence outside: "Why do you think they are here?"

The doctor thought for a few seconds, then suddenly woke up: "Oh my god!"

If it wasn't for Jiang Cheng's reminder, she would have almost forgotten that this place is a prison - if those people are all pure technologists, how could they be in this ghostly place?And generally this kind of people are privileged, and they can't easily get in if they commit a crime, but they are in now...

"So now you understand?"

"Yeah." The doctor nodded obediently, and after a while he said suspiciously: "But I don't think there is anything wrong with what they said to me..."

"Some things are fine in theory, but when you actually operate them, something goes wrong...at least you can't notice it at the moment, and it's a very serious one." Jiang Cheng looked at the doctor and said slowly: "Some Don't listen to what they say, but what they do."

"But I can't see how they do it here."

"So, don't believe everything." Jiang Cheng paused: "Of course, it doesn't mean that you can't believe everything they say. You can still memorize the basic knowledge and routines contained in it, and then combine those things little by little. Apply your understanding little by little..."

"Food should be eaten at one bite, and roads should be taken step by step. Don't just believe what others say, and use other people's routines directly, even if it seems that there is no problem at all. Is that what you mean?"

"Yeah." Jiang Cheng nodded: "Or to put it more generally, that is to keep your own thinking and don't believe what others say, even if you trust her and think she won't make mistakes."

Hearing Jiang Cheng's words, the doctor thought for a few seconds, then raised his head in doubt: "Are you talking about...Amiya?"

"Ah."

"What's up with her?"

"This is a very complicated question." Jiang Cheng pondered for a few seconds: "To summarize briefly, she has learned a lot recently, and the learning time is relatively long. Although she has indeed grown a lot, she will be out of touch with reality. So in that regard, she needs your help."

The doctor blinked: "What does that mean?"

Jiang Cheng and her looked at each other for a while, but did not answer directly, but said something inexplicable: "She will wake up soon, very soon."

The doctor was stunned for a moment, and then realized: "I'm going to die now?"