全知的诅咒

打破了人类对“全知全能”的美好幻想。如果一个存在知道过去、现在、未来的一切，现实与预期的差值就永远为零。没有惊喜，没有恐惧，只剩下一潭死水的死寂。神如果想感受到“活着”的战栗，唯一的办法就是喝下“孟婆汤”，抹除记忆，假装自己是个一无所知的凡人。

It shatters the human fantasy of omniscience and omnipotence. If a being knows everything of the past, present, and future, the delta between reality and expectation collapses to zero. There is no surprise, no fear—only the stagnant silence of a dead pool. For a god to feel the shudder of being alive, there is only one way: to drink the Tang of Meng Po, erase memory, and pretend to be a mortal who knows nothing.

在教育心理學中對應「知識的詛咒」。本文將其引申為：一旦終極答案被說破，就會讓修行者誤以為自己已經得道，反而成為阻礙其在現實中經歷碰撞與成長的最大魔障。

In educational psychology, this corresponds to the "Curse of Knowledge." This paper extends the concept: the moment the ultimate answer is spoken into the open, the practitioner is seduced into believing the Way has already been attained—only for that very certainty to become the most formidable demonic obstruction, foreclosing the collisions and growth that reality demands.