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Jedidiah 2022-04-22 07:01:05

Blackjack to see Blackjack, on the boat from Stockholm to Riga.

Unable to resist temptation is one of the common weaknesses of human beings. No matter how you put emotion aside from reason, in the end, reason will still lose to emotion. There is no way, who made you human.

People like to play games of control, to search for rules in the complicated world, to use the rules to turn the unknown into the known, to play God and enjoy it. Behind all these dizzying games hides a desperate desire for security. It's as if we don't see a steady increase in the numbers in our bank accounts, and then the fear of life in the future arises spontaneously.

The game of control always loses to yourself. Once you start, you can't stop, and losing control is almost a 100% ending. The only way out is to refuse to play anymore.

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  • Chris 2022-03-22 09:01:27

    "Learn mathematics, physics and chemistry well, and you will not be afraid to travel all over the world." I didn't expect it to be fulfilled here

  • Carol 2022-03-22 09:01:27

    Hahahaha Source room dinner time in the hard drive, this is really a soft text, [21 is really exciting game 哟] Day's male protagonist Jim Xianson, the serious face here is really good, it's more suitable to continue the decadent literary style, 囧

21 quotes

  • [Jill tells Ben a little history as to how she learned to play Blackjack]

    Jill Taylor: Every night after dinner, my father and I would play. I knew basic strategy before I was, like, nine years old. If I won, he'd take me out for ice cream.

    Ben Campbell: And what if he won?

    Jill Taylor: [Jill smiles] He'd still take me out for ice cream.

    Ben Campbell: [Ben chuckles] Oh, yeah. Sure, yeah, he's your dad.

  • [Ben talks about how he learns to count cards]

    Ben Campbell: [narrating] Plus 16. Sweet 16. Every card had a value. A high card, minus one. A low card, plus one. The rest, zero. I was studying all day, every day. But it wasn't physics, chemistry and engineering. I was back to simple math, used in ways I could never have imagined. The team had a system. And to go unnoticed, we created a whole new language. Words were numbers, and numbers were words.