The importance of logical rigor

? Let me tell you a story first. My sister-in-law is my father's sister and the youngest child in the family. Grandparents like her best, and she is the cutest at home. After marriage, her mother-in-law also likes her honest and kind sister-in-law. That year, my sister-in-law worked smoothly, and her only son was in the first grade, thinking that she would live a happy life from now on, but she died because of ectopic pregnancy. 1998 My sister-in-law died, when I was 1 1 years old and my sister was 6 years old. At that time, I learned the general process of that matter from the mouths of adults.

? People in her sister-in-law's time knew little about their health, and people were very frugal. The ability to endure pain is very good. For abnormal physical conditions, it is always good to mix some drugs at will.

? I came to my house a week before the incident and said that I had a little stomachache recently. My grandmother is very concerned, let my sister-in-law remember to visit. My sister-in-law felt sick, so she took some painkillers. I don't care about this stomachache. On the day of the incident, my uncle and I were playing mahjong at my colleagues' home in the township, and we fainted when we were playing. Frightened, my uncle quickly called an ambulance 120. In those years, not every hospital here had 120 ambulances. Only hospitals with forensic doctors have 120 ambulances. It happened that all hospitals in our city had ambulances with the worst medical environment and technology, and my aunt was sent to that hospital. After delivery, it was said that it was acute gastroenteritis, and it was treated by infusion. As a result, at two o'clock in the morning, I found that my stomach was getting bigger and bigger, and the patient was unconscious. I asked the experts to consult again and found that the misdiagnosis was actually ectopic pregnancy, which needed immediate surgery. On the way to the operating room, the hospital lost power. There is no backup power supply in the hospital operating room to postpone the operation. I called at 6 o'clock the next morning, only to find that there was not enough blood in the blood bank, so I went to the blood bank to drag blood. The car in the hospital had an accident on the way to the blood station to get blood, and the tire of the car fell into the ditch and could not be collected. Finally, the operation didn't start until 8 o'clock, but the best treatment time was missed. My sister-in-law died like this. After the family discussed it, they planned to take the hospital to court, saying that it was misdiagnosed. As a result, my uncle and grandmother strongly disagreed, and as long as they were misdiagnosed, they needed to dissect the body. They don't want my sister-in-law to be dissected like this. Finally, forget it. After several years, my family came to the conclusion that the fortune teller had given her a life before my aunt, and my grandfather had a good personality. As long as she calls me grandpa, I can only call him uncle. In this way, such a fate can be resolved. As a result, menstruation didn't change his mind, which led to today's ending.

I think menstruation's fate is repeated under many coincidences, just like death is coming. Even if fate makes you do this, you can't get rid of it. This makes me believe that superstition is also useful. I can't help but believe that my fate accounts for a large part of my luck. No matter how hard I try, isn't it all in vain? We all die. We have no choice yet.

Yesterday, I suddenly talked about this with my old friend, and suddenly I had a different view.

Luck is beyond people's control, in this case. The sudden power failure and bloody car accident in the hospital belong to the category of luck and cannot be controlled. But there are many places in it where you can control yourself. First of all, if my sister-in-law feels uncomfortable, she should go to the hospital for examination in time. Taking medicine at home can only be the best treatment time to delay her illness. Secondly, call the emergency center 120, knowing that the medical equipment and technology in that hospital are very backward. After returning to the city, my brother-in-law should be transferred immediately. Again, it is conceivable that the technology of this hospital is really doubtful and should be transferred immediately. It is right to go to the best city and the best hospital for emergency treatment. Finally, things happened, and the final result was that my sister-in-law died. Hospitals have an unshirkable responsibility. The patient did not find the main cause in time, the medical equipment was backward, the operating room was not equipped with the necessary backup electricity, and the hospital blood bank lacked blood bags, which failed to make up in time. The patient didn't get the best treatment at the first time. In the end, people in the family just forget it in order to make the living more comfortable. Is this really to avoid trouble or to be afraid of trouble?

I used to think that many science students were really rational and smart. I thought this might be a gap that scum like me never wanted to cross. I made many mistakes and kept repeating them. As a result, I met Mr Xiao and Mr Liu Xiaoyan. People who are smarter than me may really just have clear logic. If my sister-in-law and uncle had clear logic, such a tragedy would not have happened. We can't choose luck, but we can choose how to live, and we will continue to struggle with unclear logic.