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Hedgehog theory.



In fact, this theory stems from the fable of the German philosopher Schopenhauer. It is a story that two hedgehogs try to survive the cold weather with each other's warmth, but because of each other's needles, they maintain a minimum distance to withstand the cold. If you get too close, you can hurt each other's needles, and if you step back too much, you can't stand the cold (loneliness).



If the corona19 virus, now in vogue (confirmed by the pendemic) is incorporated into this theory, the needle would be a coronavirus. The minimum distance is, of course, 'the distance that is not stabbed by the needle'. The length is the length of the needle + alpha. In this country, it would be about 'social distance (infection control measures to keep the distance between people in order to prevent or slow the spread of epidemics)'. Now, the length of the needle, as reported in the media, is more than 2M. Even when wearing a mask, the corresponding length. If you see a person walking around without a mask on the road, the length will be tens of meters or more. (If a person without a mask is waiting across the crossing, they may go back hundreds of meters to avoid that person.)



Inevitably, a living life in a colony, human beings are animals of contact. However, at this time when you have to make more effort to avoid getting stuck in the needle than ever, not wearing a mask is an act that threatens each other with your own thorns as well as the other's thorns. This is why it is necessary to wear a mask even if it is bothersome and difficult.



On the other hand, those who are making profits by hoarding such masks should be fully criticized.

People who have to go into the minimum distance, for example, by train or by elevator. For these people, masks are a lifeline. There are people who cannot buy a mask even if they want to buy it. The government seems to have to use this problem. I think it is one of the reasons the serious situation continues. Now, not only in the future, but also in the past, people who harmed the people by hoarding should be punished retroactively. After all, they are the people who make the hedgehog's needle deformedly long.



In a person-to-person relationship, the proper distance would be about 1M in an intimate relationship, except between love. A street where you can live with a smile without getting stuck in the needle. I hope this corona situation will calm down as soon as possible and the distance will be restored.













Hedgehog theory



People and people ...

Meet and break up.

love and hate.

Biting and biting.

Use and discard.

When a person meets a person, the small event creates a new human relationship.

Whether it's a coincidence, inevitability ... bad or not ...

People are living creatures living together. There is a habit of living in groups like ants, bees, and wolves. Human relationships are inevitable.

How will human relationships be formed?

Basically, when a stranger approaches, no one can come and pull it. At a certain distance, I try to infer the person's appearance and personality first.

Even if you know and trust others enough, the distance will not narrow.

When it comes too close, it is a person who feels a burden and feels anxious.

Conversely, if you fall away from that person? Ironically, the greater the distance, the greater the anxiety. Try to get a little closer. Perhaps it is a way to hedgehogs winter.

A distance not to be stabbed

It differs slightly from person to person.

You might think differently.

A person who has a long distance because other people's thorns are long or threatening.

A person who has a long distance from everyone because his thorns are long.

Have you ever raised a hedgehog as a pet? I don't have that experience either. If a hedgehog is considered to be the owner, he hides his thorns inside the hair so that the owner does not get hurt. Rather, you can feel very soft hair.

Now how much thorns do you have?

Is there any thorn inside you?

Are you trying not to get the other person stabbed?

-By Olchenge.