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Fortune-teller says the mountain depends on water, but the water doesn't flow _ Fortune-teller says the mountain depends on water and the water doesn't flow.
The fortune teller said that the mountain depends on water, not water.
Answer: c
This question examines the relationship between internal and external causes in philosophy. Ma Zhe thinks that internal cause is the foundation, external cause is the condition, internal cause determines external cause, and external cause works through internal cause. The problem is that people can't just rely on external conditions, otherwise they may fail because of changes in external conditions. Only by relying on ourselves and self-reliance can we be in an invincible position. The stem of the question emphasizes the internal decisive factors of the development of things. So, the answer to this question is C.
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