Chapter 169: Forgotten

"This was a difficult action."

"If you wanted to take a more satisfactory and detailed understanding of the issues at hand,"

"when subsequent actions faced other issues that couldn't be specially recognized,"

"more actions would thus be taken by people as what seemed more appropriate, shared understanding."

"Those further actions, on the surface, seemed to leave behind everything people would accept, ultimately becoming completely meaningless."

"This pretty much seemed like recognizing on the surface what was seen before you, also making any other detailed joint analysis unnecessary."

"That kind of initial, commonly accepted confrontation,"

"subsequent superficial actions seemed, due to having appropriate handling, to also possess some clear awareness of the situation."

"In possessing those seemingly most suitable shared handling of issues, there would remain only those unique choices accepted by people."