Philosopher: Moreover, I have an inferiority complex about my education, believing that "I can't succeed because of my low education." On the other hand, it means that "as long as I have a high education, I can also achieve great success."

Youth: Well, that's true.

Philosopher: This is another aspect of the inferiority complex. Those who express their inferiority complex with words or attitudes and those who claim that "because there is A, they can't achieve B", their implication is "as long as there is no A, I will also be a capable and valuable person."

Youth: That is to say, "If it weren't for this, I could have done it."