The origin of the word beauty about disputes?

The word dispute may be born as an ugly duckling. People have deep prejudices against it. When there is a dispute, the peacemaker quickly mediates: Stop arguing, stop arguing, so as not to hurt the harmony.

In fact, sometimes disputes are beautiful. If you don’t believe it, please read:

One day in 1872, in a hotel in California, USA, Stanford and Cohen had a dispute over "whether the hoof of a horse touches the ground when running." Stanford believed that a horse running so fast should not The four hooves of a horse should be in the air at the moment of jumping, and Cohen believes that if a horse has four hooves in the air, wouldn't it turn into a frog? There should always be one hoof touching the ground. The two of them insisted on their own opinions and argued with each other. No one could convince the other. So the two asked British photographer Muybridge to be the referee, but Muybridge couldn't figure it out, but the photographer was a photographer after all, so he still had some ideas. He placed 24 people at equal distances on the side of a runway. The camera and lens are pointed at the runway; 24 wooden stakes are nailed to the corresponding points on the other side of the runway. Thin wires are tied to the wooden stakes. The thin wires cross the runway and are connected to the camera shutter.

When everything was ready, Muybridge let a horse gallop from one end of the track to the other. As the horse ran, it tripped 24 thin wires in turn, and the camera took 24 photos one after another. , the difference between two adjacent photos is very small. The photo shows: The horse always has one hoof on the ground when running, and Cohen wins.

Afterwards, someone unconsciously quickly pulled through the long series of photos, and a "miracle" occurred: the stationary horses in each photo overlapped each other to form a moving horse, and the photos "came alive". The "prototype" of the movie was born. Later, after many explorers' arduous experiments, the film finally matured.

Life insights: Pay attention to every moment of life, be honest with each other, argue and reason about it, ask for help and explore when appropriate, maybe a major discovery is just around the corner.