I was forced to start the second round because I was raised in poverty

Chapter 167 Personality Division
That's for sure.

Tang Ke’s academic qualifications are really not exaggerated, and he has certain logical ability.

Moreover, Su Cheng could infer that he had received special training in thinking and logic.

Most likely he has participated in school debate competitions.

Before, Su Cheng often searched the Internet for videos of these college debates.

Later on, as my level improved, I disliked it less and less.

I feel that some debates are really just about making unreasonable arguments and just for the sake of debating.

Some debaters even couldn't hold back their outrageous remarks during the debate.

Refute for the sake of refutation, debate for the sake of debate.

Finally, Su Cheng understood.

Many participants in debate competitions have a potential for refutation and like to argue.

In Su Cheng's mind, the best debater should have the kind of thinking that former President Clinton has, or the kind of argument that General Yu has, and should be able to debate with reason and evidence.

Oh, by the way, Mr. Yu is also from Jiangcheng University.

Tang Ke probably also admired debaters like Senior Xiao Yu, but he just ignored him and still wanted to argue with him for three points, which really made Su Cheng very nervous.

It's impossible to get something for free, why the hell is he arguing here?
I really like to show off my superiority and like to argue.

Can feel it.

Tang Ke cares a lot about academic qualifications, so he asked to see the resume and, at the same time, pave the way for himself to show his superiority.

When he read Qin Fen and Zhang Yangwen's resumes and learned that they graduated from famous overseas universities, his eyes changed.

In fact, studying abroad is quite valuable.

Especially in Asia, where everything emphasizes collective culture.

When children go to kindergarten, they are told that they are a collective and should have a sense of collective honor, etc.

Because people overseas prefer personal heroism.

This kind of culture is more likely to produce a sense of efficacy because the synonym behind it is:
Outstanding.

excellence.

efficient.

pride.

I'm fucking awesome!
In fact, everyone likes personal heroism, but in the context of Asian culture, this nature has been suppressed for a long time.

After going abroad and living in that cultural background for a period of time, this nature will gradually be released, which will enhance personal self-esteem to a certain extent.

It is worth mentioning that.

The overall culture of the Emgrand Group is more inclined towards individual heroism, without over-emphasizing the collective.

This can be seen from the dividends of Emgrand Group.

Everyone has a share, but there is still a lot of bias in the details.

Su Cheng accounts for the largest proportion.

In life, work, and most normal real-life environments, collective honor is just a handful.

But as personal self-esteem improves, people often become more arrogant.

The latter psychological phenomenon is more interesting, but also very abstract.

Let me give you a few easy-to-understand examples to make it clear.

After living in the city for a long time, I will inexplicably feel a sense of superiority when I return to the county.

The generation that settled in Jingzhou in the millennium also feels a sense of superiority every time they return to their hometown to have dinner with relatives.

It doesn't even have to be Jingzhou. You can go back to a small city from a big city, or back to the mountains from a small city.

After returning to China, the overseas student always talks about how he was in England and how he was in North America.

Carved from the same mold.

Studying abroad not only improves your knowledge, but also boosts your self-esteem. However, it also makes you more proud, which is also related to your personality.

Like Qin Fen, he has nothing to be proud of even though he is from Stanford.

What Su Cheng said was under normal circumstances. Studying abroad is indeed awesome.

But the prerequisite is that he is not a mediocre child who is forced to rely on resources at home.

Mediocre people can only survive for one or two years after they go out.

Gold plating is not real gold after all.

The most classic saying is, one year of studying in the UK will earn you a lifetime of love for the UK.

I didn't learn any skills outside, but I learned a lot of bad things. I'm either proud of this or that.

What are they proud of?

I may not show it normally, but I don’t know how many times I have compared them in my heart.

So when Tang Ke saw Qin Fen and Zhang Yangwen saying nothing, he concluded that they were most likely gangsters, and his expression changed back to normal, even with a hint of contempt.

Take "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" for example.

For example, when Zhuge Liang led his troops to invade, Sima Yi heard that Cao Rui had appointed Xiahou Mi as the commander-in-chief. He was so angry that he almost fell ill. He immediately wrote a memorial to the emperor saying that this person was not suitable, and even forgot that he was a retired official.

Sima Yi and Xiahou Mao served in the same dynasty and had known each other for a long time, so it was normal for him to know what kind of person he was.

But counselors and counselors, counselors and generals, counselors and lords, may have only met once, or even never met in person, but just by hearing others talk about a few deeds, they can roughly infer what kind of person the other person is, and the inference is often very accurate.

A sentence that often starts with: This person xxxx is of the same generation as xxx.

Su Cheng hadn't quite understood these details when he first saw them. He wondered if they all knew each other? Were they all from the same hometown and classmates? How could they know each other so well?
You haven't even met each other, how do you know so much?

Whenever the lord is about to do something, those counselors will immediately stand up and say, "I know who the general defending the city is," and then they will say a lot of nonsense and finally conclude: he is a waste.

How did these counselors come up with their conclusions?

Later Su Cheng understood.

When you reach that level, you will know what kind of person the other person is after just one meeting.

You can tell a person's character by listening to others talk about what he did.

Don't think it's too mysterious.

In fact, it is an inference based on habits and behavior patterns.

Some of the problems that may be encountered when attacking a city or solving a problem are known conditions.

Substitute this person's behavior pattern into the simulated questions, list the problems that are likely to be encountered, calculate what kind of results will be produced based on this person's thinking and behavior patterns, and how many points the answer is expected to get. The results will most likely be consistent.

So when Su Cheng answered questions, he always had a standard answer, which was based on the analysis and judgment made by his father and experts based on their understanding of him over the years.

Put this person into these problems and see how he thinks and how he handles them.

It cannot be denied that this method definitely has blind spots.

But there is an eighty to ninety percent probability that it is correct. At the very least, it can reveal the person's background and tone.

Su Cheng could probably already restore the true portrayal of Tang Ke's inner thoughts in his heart.

In front of his six eyes, Tang Ke's underwear was seen through.

Height of 191cm + PhD degree.

This is probably the source of Tang Ke’s confidence and superiority.

When I was a child, I was often envied by my parents, parents of classmates, relatives and friends because of my height, saying, "I wish my child could grow as tall as you."

Su Cheng guessed that Tang Ke would feel secretly happy every time he heard someone say something like this.

I suddenly see the tops of other people’s heads and feel that I am better than others.

After going to school, this sentence will be expanded to include another half sentence: "Tang Ke is not only tall, but also a good student."

Tang Ke felt good again.

Tang Ke’s ability to get a doctorate isn’t entirely due to his intelligence and ability; it’s mainly due to his sense of pride that he maintains it.

This is a very low level energy.

Compared with Su Cheng's powerful energy that comes from his heart, Tang Ke's motivation to move forward is more dependent on external evaluation.

very fragile.

Very weak.

Very low level.

Actually, it’s not Tang Ke’s fault.

If he hadn't grown so tall, he would actually be a better person than he is now, at least more humble and polite.

The height of 191cm has put this guy in great harm. His upper limit is probably locked. Even if he is a doctor, this will be the end of his life.

Su Cheng roughly divides people into four types.

Fools, normal people, smart people, geniuses.

The fool here does not refer to Mr. Shu in the village. Mr. Shu is not within Su Cheng's judgment range.

Various adjectives can be added before the four types of people.

The simplest ones are direct words like good and bad.

Good fool, bad fool.

You can also mix and match them at will.

A fool but smart person, a fool but genius, a smart and talented person, a normal but smart person.

There is an adjective in front and a noun in the back.

Like Tang Ke.

It is definitely not accurate to say that he is a fool, and it seems a little off to say that he is smart. To say that he is a normal person is because he has a doctorate degree and certain logical ability.

So Su Cheng would classify Tang Ke as a "fool but smart person".

And Zhang Yangwen.

To say he is smart is not smart enough.

But Zhang Yangwen has nothing to do with stupidity.

Therefore, Su Cheng has classified Zhang Yangwen as a "smart and normal person".

One positive word and one neutral word.

As for Su Cheng himself.

He is definitely not a genius.

He can barely be considered an acquired genius.

Therefore, Su Cheng would classify himself as a "genius and smart person".

An evaluation of yourself.

Double praise and you're done.

(End of this chapter)