In this world full of uncertainty, we all try to gain a sense of security by establishing rules, but the paths are completely different:

1. Living in the Shadow of 'Correctness'

This type of person is like a devout ascetic. They compile the 'correct' behaviors summarized from their ancestors or past experiences into a thick 'Bible.' Their world is closed because 'everything outside the list is a wasteland.' They refuse to try new things, not out of laziness but due to extreme fear of unpredictable consequences. For them, the cost of deviating from the list far outweighs the benefits of innovation.

2. Moving Forward on the Ruins of 'Mistakes'

This type of person is like a fearless explorer, holding a 'Minefield Map' in their hands. This map marks all the places where they have stumbled before. Their world is open because 'everything outside the list is an opportunity.' They record mistakes not to punish themselves but to define boundaries, thereby gaining absolute freedom within those boundaries. They embrace trial and error because every record of a 'mistake' means an expansion of the safety zone.

Choose your inclination early and clearly understand the consequences you need to bear. Life will become much clearer.