On the distant island of Madagascar, a strange primate lives the finger monkey. One of the distinctive features of the finger monkey is that the third finger of both hands is particularly long, which is the foraging tool it relies on for survival. The finger monkey can always use its long fingers to burrow into the fruit to remove the kernels, or to reach deep into the cracks of trees to hook grubs. A pair of long fingers can also successfully attract the favor of the opposite sex, and the longer the middle finger, the higher the status of the male in the monkey group.
There are some similarities between the genetic sequences of primates and humans, and mutations and degeneration between the two are happening across species at all times. Somewhere in China, on a busy street, a big brother in red proudly stretched out his long finger, like a monkey and kept showing off. His fingertips fluttered and quivered, and his long fingers were as agile as if they were stained with magic. Biologists still don't know whether this refers to the mutation of monkeys into humans or the degradation of humans into finger monkeys.
I believe that the owner of the car sitting in the car is complicated at the moment, he may have secretly glanced at his fingers, or he may sigh softly with a little regret. Life is so helpless, a person's innate and accustomed advantages are precisely what another person dreams of but cannot achieve in his life.
I suddenly wanted to give a message to the owner of the car: Brother, reincarnate in the next life, and strive to buy an electric car.
