Philosopher: Adler's psychological position is different from this. People who regard life as mountaineers actually regard their lives as a "line". The line that has begun from the moment of birth, drawing all kinds of curves, large and small, finally ushered in the end of "death". However, this idea of understanding life as a story is closely related to Freud's theory of reason, and will regard most of life as "on the road".

Youth: So, what do you think life is like?

Philosopher: Please don't understand life as a line, but as a continuity of points.

If you take a magnifying glass to look at the solid lines drawn with chalk, you will find that the lines you originally thought were actually some continuous dots. Life, which seems to be like a line, is actually a point of continuity, that is to say, life is a continuous moment.

Youth: Continuous moment?

Philosopher: Yes, it is the continuity of the moment of "now". We can only live in the "this moment", and our life only exists in a moment.