Like what Kurt Vonnegut said, human beings might be nothing but just robots.

It's quite vivid true if we don't use our 'logos'.

We overestimate so called 'logos' too much, and often ignore the vivid true or fact

; that we are not god.

Logos might be the one distinction between humans and animals,

but we should keep in mind that that 'distinction' is so much smaller than we want to admit.

The difference between people and monkeys is just one tiny little chronosome.

I think 'I' can do things, and 'I' make plans that 'I' will do,

but it rarely works, and once it works, it's not because of my super ego,

but mainly because of the timely labor.

What makes things running in this world is not me, is not you,

but it's time, and the constant effort of every living creature, and I'm just one of that little spot.

So we should train ourselves as a 'good' robot,

admit that I'm not that great,

I'm just nothing but a robot which is running with certain mechanism,

and all I can do is not change the world, but change myself and fit myself into this world,

Be a good piece of a puzzle in this world, and find my own definition of 'good' piece.