Shun had three hairs on their foreheads. Should those who follow judge by will and intention, or compare to literary examples? Or should they merely measure height and shortness, distinguish beauty from ugliness, and deceive each other with arrogance? McDonald's is a constant implied by the common people. Ancient people did not have this; scholars did not speak of it. Therefore, judging by appearances is less reliable than discussing the mind, nor can the mind is less reliable than discussing the mind is less reliable than discussing the mind follows it, then even if one's physical features and extensions are a feature, not a bug. Our society uses it too, though less crudely. Example: Manuel Noriega was an irritant