Conan: I'm Not a Ghost

The more Takayama looked at Sakaki, the more satisfied he became.

Such an astonishing insight and such an unusual way of thinking are simply perfect for the underworld.

Just now he just threw out the ribs, which was actually against the rules.

Under normal circumstances, the new team would prepare a room for Daisuke Yamamoto instead of performing the act of mutilation in public.

The reason for doing this was to test Sakaki's tolerance for bloody scenes.

Sakaki passed without a doubt.

His psychological quality surprised Gao Shanyue.

It seems

Gin has found a treasure.

Just when Gao Shan was sighing and sighing, Gin was so lucky.

Suddenly, I saw Sakaki borrowing a calculator from Ishikawa Hide and tapping away.

While knocking, he muttered words and his eyes shone.

What is this kid planning?

Takayama stepped forward more curiously - there was nothing he could do, it was Sakaki's behavior that was too weird.

"One person costs 10 million, two people cost 20 million, and that's 100 people."

"Turtle!"

"One billion."

"What 1 billion?"

Gao Shanyue's voice came from behind.

"Money!"

Sakaki said without raising his head:

"President Yamamoto just wanted to give me a reward of 1,000,000 yuan, and I was just thinking about it."

"There are hundreds of people in this hall, if everyone gives me 10 million"

Gao Shanyue twitched the corner of his mouth.

With his 60-year-old 'advanced age' and rich life experience, he suddenly understood what Sakaki was going to do.

"Daisuke Yamamoto is just an exception."

He shook his head and said as if he had been through it before:

"These days, true love is the most popular thing."

"Do you think everyone cheats?"

"That's not the case."

Sakaki grabbed the red wine, moistened his dry throat, and said:

"If everyone cheats, the world will be over soon."

"In the final analysis, marriage is like a contract. We are willing to be one husband and one wife, so cheating is intolerable."

"Nothing"

Sweeping his eyebrows across the banquet hall, he pointed at the celebrities and said seriously:

"Japan ranks first in the world with a post-marital infidelity rate of 49%."

"49%?!"

Gao Shanyue's eyes almost popped out:

"Where did you get the data?"

49, approximately equal to 50

A 50% cheating rate is a terrifying concept that many people may not understand.

This is not as simple as tossing a coin and guessing heads and tails, it is a completely probabilistic question.

Human behavior (except for uncontrollable conditions) is dominated by oneself.

In other words, 50% of people who cheat do so voluntarily (not just women, but men as well).

What effect will this cause?

A long time ago, some scholars put forward a saying: humans are social animals.

The vast majority of people need to rely on the group to survive, and only a handful of people can live independently of the group.

Note: The separation mentioned here refers to the situation where one person goes to the deep mountains and old forests and cannot see other people at all.

Like a child learning to speak, human beings who live in groups have become accustomed to looking for standards of doing things and a sense of security from the people around them.

If a person's ideas are incompatible with those around him, he will be rejected; otherwise, he will be accepted.

Subtly, many people will deliberately allow themselves to imitate the behavior of others. This phenomenon is also called herd mentality (knocking on the blackboard).

There is an allusion that three people become tigers.

During the Warring States Period, a man named Pang Cong wanted to accompany the prince of Wei to Handan as a hostage.

Pang Cong was worried that someone would falsely accuse him after he left, so he said to King Wei:

"Your Majesty, if someone said there was a tiger on the street, would you believe it?"

King Wei said: "I don't believe it."

Pang Cong: "What if two people talk about it?"

King Wei: "Then I will become suspicious."

Pang Cong added: "What if the number is increased to three people?"

King Wei said: "Then I will believe it."

This allusion truly shows that people are easily affected by the surrounding environment.

One person says he doesn’t believe it, two people say he doubts it, but what about three or four people?

This involves the question of whether to do or not to do.

For example: A went to a party and met 6 new friends. Among these 6 new friends, 3 of them, B, C, and D, had extramarital affairs, and they talked about it without any shame.

At first, A refuted them righteously, but due to human feelings, his words were not serious.

Ever since, those three friends joined forces.

B said: "My husband is busy with work and ignores me at all. I am not satisfied physically. What should I do if I don't cheat?"

C said: "My wife is old and has lost her beauty. She is no longer as beautiful as she was when she was young. She is looking at a senior executive of my company who is in her prime, high-spirited, playing with other women, and has not abandoned his wife who is a loser. Isn't that right?"

D said: "I just have a lot of male best friends. We are very close. We kiss and hold hands. Even if I accidentally do it when I'm drunk, there's nothing I can do about it!"

The other party was outnumbered and A could not refute, so everyone left unhappy.

After returning home, A suddenly discovered that it was already 11 o'clock in the evening and her husband had not come home yet. The phone message showed that he was entertaining clients.

When he came to the toilet, A saw that the face of the person in the mirror had begun to relax. Although it had a bit more charm, it was not as youthful and beautiful as a young man's face.

I remembered what BC said.

She suddenly panicked.

In order to make sure her husband loved her, she began to ask for it, but her husband was tired all day and fell asleep after drinking too much.

Her confidence was shaken again.

Then, she began to contact friends to share her troubles. Japanese people love to drink. As the bitterness accumulated, the person she confided in was no longer limited to one person or the same sex.

People's words are scary, and language is the sharpest weapon. A thought she had strengthened her faith, but in fact she had been shaken.

Later, she recalled what happened at the party that day and thought:

If only one of the six people cheated, what would the outcome be?

The 50% cheating rate is really terrible, which means

that cheating has become a very normal social phenomenon.

As a pioneer in the ghost catching world, Makoto Sakaki has no choice but to let more people who are kept in the dark like Yamamoto Daisuke know the dirty things that the other party has done.

He raised his footsteps and walked towards the celebrity.

One step, two steps.

Seeing Sakaki Makoto coming towards them, the couple who were chatting and laughing changed their faces slightly, put down their glasses without leaving any trace, and slowly stepped back.

"You two."

"Ah!"

The two of them suddenly jumped up like kangaroos:

"There's still a pot sitting at home!"

"Team Leader Gaoshan, we'll take our leave first!"

After that, they rushed out of the hall like flying.

"Tsk."

Sakaki Makoto smacked his lips and turned his eyes to other people.

Ten minutes later

Takayama Yue looked at the empty banquet hall, his face as black as the bottom of a pot, panting heavily, and he felt unwell.

"You you. Aw!!!"

"My birthday party"

"Ahem, Team Leader Gaoshan, you can't blame me for this."

Sakaki Makoto touched his nose and laughed twice:

"They are guilty of their crimes"