You are scrolling through short videos faster and faster, hoping to see results immediately; you walk always in a hurry, wanting to reach your destination quickly; you eat faster and faster, just to fill your stomach as soon as possible. Are you like this? This indicates that you have gradually lost the patience to feel the world and enjoy life. You can't sit quietly to watch a long video, no longer willing to observe the scenery on the road, and rarely seriously savor the taste and temperature of food. But this kind of "speed" is often not because you truly love efficiency, but because long-term survival pressure and social rhythm have already domesticated people into only caring about the results. The greatest sorrow of the lower class is not being busy or tired, but being forced by life to keep rushing, to the point where even stopping to feel the world causes a sense of unease and guilt. Gradually, living no longer becomes about experiencing life, but only about keeping things running.