Rousseau's voluntaristic philosophy Virtue is the health of the soul
There is a well-known moral creed in the medical profession – virtue is the health of the soul. This is a vague statement, but to be precise, we can change it to "Your virtue is the health of your soul." In fact, nothing in the world is healthy in itself, and if everything is defined by the above point of view, then all efforts will be in vain in the end. Further, you have to be clear about your goals, your abilities, and the wonderful fantasies in your mind to know if you are in good health.
In life, people will present different health states, some people love to be in the limelight, some people do not understand what equality is, and some people do not know what health is. In view of this, we should change the traditional view of health and disease and include virtues in the context of health. But it's important to note that this is healthy for some people, but not for others.
Finally, the question we want to discuss is: Can we ignore the effects of illness and cultivate our own virtues? Or, do our conscious actions and intellectual actions have to be sound or sick souls? In short, is the will to pursue health purely a form of extremism and cowardice, or is it a very ingenious barbarism and backwardness?
In order to adapt ourselves to the world, we should follow the requirements of body, plane, line, cause and effect, movement and information, form and connotation. Without these beliefs, we will lose our purpose in life. However, these have not been proven.
Life, without dispute, because it is inherently permissible to make mistakes.