Chapter 813: Red Hood (Part 4)

Jason watched at the street corner for a while and found that there was a faint shadow of a car drifting over. He turned to Red Hood and said: "Later, you block the middle of the road and say you are collecting protection fees for the mafia, and you want to open the car warehouse to check for contraband."

"This won't work, right?" Red Hood raised an objection. He said: "Although I don't know much about the rules of the mafia, the places where the mafia sets up checkpoints are fixed, right? If you block the middle of the road, the truck driver will only hit you."

"I didn't expect you to have some experience. Have you driven a truck in Cat Getan before?" Jason looked at Red Hood and asked. Red Hood's heart tightened. He found that this child was sharper than he imagined.

Red Hood shook his head. Jason explained: "Cat Getan drivers will be like this, but the ones driving are not Cat Getan drivers. They are all transferred from out of town by those rich people. They are scared to death of the mafia, especially your current image, like a mental patient. He will definitely open the car door without saying a word and let us check."

"By then, I will drill into the cargo warehouse and enter the hotel with the truck. You don't need to get on the car. Guard the public telephone booth on the road we just came from. Once it's done, you pick me up here..."

Red Hood didn't raise any objections to this plan. In fact, there was nothing to object to. It sounded very perfect. But he still asked: "Are you sure you can retreat from the hotel?"

"I'm not sure." Jason shook his head and said: "I have never been to such a high-end hotel. I don't know what the environment inside is like at all, and I don't know who will be there. But none of this matters. Sometimes, you just have to take a gamble."

Red Hood had already fallen silent, and the plan was still proceeding. The truck's light shone from the corner, and the shadow mapped on the wall was like a sun.

The sun returned from the west to the east, and time flowed back to earlier in the day.

A hand reached onto the lampshade, straightened the position of the desk lamp, the hand holding the pen slowly put down, a sigh came, and Schiller rubbed his eyebrows.

"Dong dong dong" knocking sound came, Schiller said: "Please come in."

Appearing outside the door was Yin Wensi's figure. He held a record book in his hand, looked at it while walking in, and said: "Professor, the pathological analysis of the patient in Ward 2 has been written. Do you want to take a look?"

Schiller pointed to the table, Yin Wensi gave him the local book in his hand, Schiller picked it up and looked at it, and said: "Written well, send it to Dr. Brand, and proceed with the treatment according to this."

"Yin Wensi, your grades are good, you should be able to be selected as an excellent graduate. Go and prepare the materials, I will help you report to the Academic Affairs Office. If you are selected, not only will there be a bonus, but you can also find teachers in the school to write recommendation letters for you to read as a graduate student."

"Thank you. Professor, but I don't intend to participate in the selection." Yin Wensi said apologetically: "Because I feel this is a bit unfair. After all, I am actually two people learning, having twice the time of others."

Schiller raised his eyebrows and said: "It seems you still care about academic justice. But in fact, your situation also belongs to a special situation and should also be within the scope of selection... Oh, by the way, Cat Getan University seems to have disease subsidies, have you received them?"

Yin Wensi shook his head. Schiller took a piece of paper out of the drawer and said: "I will open a diagnostic report of dissociative identity disorder for you. When you return to school next week, remember to go and receive it..."

Yin Wensi looked at Schiller and smiled, saying: "Professor, you seem very happy. Did you encounter any happy things?"

Schiller's hand holding the paper paused and said: "It can be considered a happy thing. I found a student with very good talent. Smart, sharp, good at thinking..."

"In the few days of tutoring him, I feel refreshed. Oh, by the way, the reason I feel refreshed is not just him, but also Bruce Wei En. He finally doesn't come to school." Schiller leaned on the back of the chair and said very relaxed.

"Bruce? Where did he go?" Yin Wensi asked with some confusion, saying: "Before, that Lex from the lower grades came to look for him. But because I didn't know where he went, I couldn't tell him."

"Bruce? He should be lying in the hospital now. Some time ago, something happened and he was seriously injured, but he recovered very quickly. It is expected that he should be discharged next week." Schiller said while writing the diagnostic report.

Subsequently, his hand paused again and said: "If I let Bruce Wei En graduate, would you feel it's a bit unfair?"

"What's unfair about it?" Yin Wensi shook his head and said: "We all know that he will graduate. Even if he delays graduation, he will definitely graduate."

"Moreover, whether he has a graduation certificate or not doesn't affect the Wei En Group. He can not graduate for a lifetime. Since that's the case, graduation or not doesn't matter."

Schiller's hand paused and said: "Are you sure all students think this way?"

"What's wrong? Professor, why did you suddenly want to let Bruce Wei En graduate again? Didn't you say his credits weren't enough before?"

Schiller sighed, stood up, came to the window and looked at the sky outside, and said: "The thesis is indeed very important, because you must first master theoretical knowledge before you can apply it in practice."

"However, if you have already found your own path in practice, then rules and regulations and frameworks should not become obstacles that limit his steps. Otherwise, it will become another kind of academic misconduct."

"If you want to maintain justice, you must admit every aspect of professional level, instead of just staring at theory." Schiller lowered his eyelids and sighed again, saying: "Besides, if you have to talk about theoretical level, the thesis he finally modified is barely okay, enough to be used as an undergraduate graduation thesis."

"The only thing that gives me a headache is that he didn't participate in one round of internship, and missed the second round of internship. It's impossible for his credits to be enough no matter what..." Schiller rubbed his eyebrows and said: "I never thought that I would have a bigger headache about his graduation than Bruce Wei En."

"To be honest, Professor, if you hadn't blocked his graduation in the first place, actually no one would think it's strange that he graduated smoothly." Yin Wensi pinched his fingers and said: "After all, everyone has seen the fact that he has money. Just for the sponsorship from the Wei En Group for so many years, no one would make things difficult for him."

"Do you think I'm too strict?" Schiller asked.

"Cat Getan needs such a strict teacher." Yin Wensi also looked out the window and said.

"I know that the starting point of every student is different. If I use the same goal to require them, then apart from showing my own arrogance, it has no other effect, and it may destroy their confidence." Schiller said in his usual calm tone.

"I thought the standard I set for Bruce Wei En was correct, but I found that my standard requirement for him was too high, but also too low."

Yin Wensi couldn't understand what Schiller was saying, but Schiller seemed to be talking to himself, saying: "Requiring a mental patient who lost his parents when he was young to achieve excellent grades is perhaps a bit difficult. However, the progress he made in practice is surprisingly fast."

"If the standard is set too high, his mental stability is not enough to let him invest in focused learning. But if the standard is set too low, it wastes his amazing talent... How exactly should one fairly judge the grades he achieved in psychology?"

"Are you troubled by this? Professor?" Yin Wensi asked, but then he said very straightforwardly: "I think I have a good suggestion."

"What suggestion?" Schiller looked at him and asked.

"I think the best way to judge a person's psychology professional level is practical application."

"Are you saying let him be a doctor?" Schiller shook his head and said: "No, his mental state can't treat others. He can't maintain an excited output state for a long time, otherwise it may have an impact on his own mental stability..."

"No, I don't mean medical application, but application in daily life." Yin Wensi spread his hands and said: "In fact, in daily life, we have to analyze people's psychology, perceive others' emotions, and make correct response actions at all times."

"If you master this skill proficiently, you will also get a lot of convenience in daily life. For example, if a person shows a certain emotion, we can use theoretical analysis to know the cause of this emotion, so as to clarify the context behind the event."

"If a person shows a certain state, we can also use rational analysis to speculate on his current psychology. If we can know the other party's psychology in advance, we can occupy the initiative in the conversation."

"You have indeed learned very well." Schiller praised and said: "Many students only complain when reciting books, saying what is the use of reciting so many definitions."

"Professor, I think this is a very useful subject. Alberto also thinks so, so we will learn very seriously, because he feels that he can perceive the psychology of the people below through this course. Once their state is wrong, he can make a response in advance."

"And what I said, the examination method that can best reflect the professional level, is actually to let him enter another strange environment, and through communication and exchange with others, achieve certain achievements."

"But how do you know that his achievement in this strange environment is necessarily because he has a high psychology level? What if it's because of other aspects?" Schiller asked.

"Then it depends on his degree of integration into most groups in the new environment. If he uses other aspects to gain advantages, perhaps he will be treated as an honored guest and get huge benefits, but he will not integrate deeply into the local group."

"On the contrary, if he really integrates into most groups in a short time, it shows that in addition to natural EQ and emotional perception, he must have used professional skills."

Schiller nodded. He looked at Yin Wensi and smiled, saying: "Just now I mentioned that I found a new student with talent, but forgot that there is still one standing here..."

Yin Wensi lowered his head and smiled modestly, saying: "I am really sorry, Professor. Because my background is a bit special, I am afraid it is very difficult for me to go very far on the path of academics. You have spent so much time and energy, but didn't get a proud disciple."

Schiller turned back, came behind the desk and sat down, saying: "The Godfather once asked me about your learning situation, and I answered truthfully, but I didn't praise you excessively, because I don't hope that he has too high expectations for the psychology major."

"If there is no talent in this area, this will bring you very great pain. But if there is such talent, this pain cannot be avoided. It's just that talented people, if they don't go through systematic learning, this talent may become a disease that troubles him for a lifetime. And if they go through learning, perhaps they can become doctors through long-term illness."

"The student I think is very talented is like this. He has too many problems waiting to be answered. If he has never received an answer, becoming like an alien, then sooner or later, he will feel like collapsing."

"Psychology cannot fully answer his questions. There is no subject in this world that can fill the heart of such a person. But at least this can let him know that he is normal, not to step into a deeper abyss."

"I once told the Godfather, learning psychology, either crazy or dead..."

"But in fact, the causal relationship is diametrically opposite. Only lunatics and those seeking death will truly want to study this subject in depth." ===== CHAPTER 814 =====