Is it fatigue

Turn right and wrong into a multiple-choice question, while you still have the option.

Since childhood, we have been taught to be discerning individuals. Of course, this depends on the era, the country, and the educational background of those who designed the textbooks. Before the black and white of right and wrong are formed, they clearly originate from a colorful world, where there is no absolute right or wrong, so how can there be so many clear-cut rights and wrongs?

Whether it's minor or major issues, they are all tiring. Sometimes, insisting on a "right" that turns out to be "wrong" can be far more terrible than getting used to a "right" that turns out to be "wrong." At the right time, in the details of a great era, turn right and wrong into a multiple-choice question, choosing

A: Right
B: Wrong
C: Indiscernible right or wrong
D: Whatever you prefer
Or even, choose not to choose.