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At the moment when the riot happened, Chang Yongde happened to drive by.

The viewing angle is about forty degrees:.

Any driver who sees a similar incident on the road, the first reaction will be to look away.

This is a human curiosity, a subconscious reaction.

not controlled by the brain.

In terms of psychology, it is unintentional attention.

Attention can be divided into intentional attention and unintentional attention.

The former requires human subjective initiative, that is, will.

The latter requires no will, nor does it require energy to be expended.

This is especially evident in elementary school students.

It is also one of the reasons why elementary school teachers need to study educational psychology.

High school students have willpower, but primary school students do not.

Their learning depends more on unconscious attention.

This is also the most important reason why teachers in the lower grades of elementary school use more games to teach.

The purpose is to attract the unintentional attention of elementary school students.

Chang Yongde's mental state at that time was like this.

Although adults mainly focus on intentional attention, unconscious attention will never disappear.

If you add Chang Yongde's distraction, then the probability of traffic accidents is even greater.

Mind wandering, plus distraction.

As an old driver, Chang Yongde still caused this accident, it seems normal.

Thoughts flashed through his mind, Fang Ze continued to ask: "Mr. Chang, were you affected by the riot at that time?"

Chang Yongde nodded and said, "I've been affected."

"I was a little distracted, and this happened next to me."

"As soon as I turned my head, that woman rushed over."

"At that time, I was so scared that I turned the steering wheel hard, and then hit the advertising column on the left."

Speaking of this matter, Chang Yongde sighed again.

If people carry it on their backs, it is really stuffy to drink cold water.

Fang Ze said: "If this incident hadn't happened on the side of the road, could you have avoided this accident?"

Chang Yongde thought for a while, and said, "If this incident hadn't happened, I would have panicked as well, but I wouldn't have bumped into the advertising pillar."

Beside, Li Ruisi understood the conversation between the two.

In other words, the young man on the bicycle and the owner of the store were assisted by God.

What a coincidence.

A series of small things collided together, causing a chain reaction, which finally led to Li Chenxuan's death.

When the unexpected comes, it's unexpected.

The probability is extremely low.

There is absolutely no possibility of man-made.

Unless you have superpowers, you can control everyone's actions.

Fang Ze pondered for a while, then raised his hand on the keyboard.

This time he didn't go backwards, but fast forwarded.

The picture is fixed on the owner of the pet dog.

It can be seen from the surveillance video that in the process of walking the dog, I met someone with the same hobbies.

The other party is also walking the dog.

One goes from east to west, and the other goes from east to west.

Just met.

Strangers are unlikely to chat casually on the main road.

But dogs will.

The pet dog has been at home for a long time, and when I go out to relax and meet the same kind, I definitely want to communicate and play.

Then the owners of both sides chatted casually about their experiences in raising dogs.

This is a very normal thing.

"What a coincidence."

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At this time, even Fang Ze couldn't help but say something.

"What a coincidence"

Li Ruisi came over and asked.

Fang Ze pointed to the surveillance video on the computer screen and said, "Look."

"Two dog walkers, walking towards each other, met exactly at the scene of the incident."

"Time, distance, angle, just right."

"Anyone just needs to be faster or slower, woman, the angle of rushing out will change."

"Then Mr. Chang's avoidance angle will also change."

"Maybe in the end, you won't hit the advertising pillar."