有趣是什么

 读王小波的散文集-一只特立独行的猪中，作者提到他的三大基本假设：

1. 凡人都热爱智慧 2. 凡人都热爱异性 3. 凡人都喜欢有趣。

最后一点，作者称之为其一生不可动摇的信条，不禁让我思考：什么是有趣。

凡人都爱与有趣的灵魂在一起，那到底什么才是有趣呢？作者对其的解释，是思维的乐趣，其中2个例子，写作和解题，可惜我既不是作家也不是数学家，不能很好的理解其中的趣味。写作于我，勉强可以算是一点点小小的爱好，但称其为有趣且要作为一生的信条，可能对我来说，还没有做好准备。所以有趣是什么？

字面上来看，有趣那就是当我做这件事情的时候是有趣味的，是我认为我做这件事情的时候是有趣的状态。我的理解，最核心的观点在于“自己”，而很多时候我们（我）对有趣的理解，来源于社会大众及文化中对有趣的解读。

谈到有趣，可能乍一看会觉得自己的生活算是无趣并且枯燥的，一直羡慕放纵喧嚣的生活，而自己选择的则是一条更平淡无趣的路。可既然，对这个词汇的定义主动权在自己手上，那是不是可以理解为，我目前所在做的事情，自己选择的娱乐方式和生活态度，对自己来说正是有趣的。

例证，因为人不会一直接受完成被迫完成且没有乐趣的事情，而我目前地生活状态和想要完成的事情一直是自己主动的想要去做，并且能够坚持下去的事情；所以现在的我是处于有趣的状态。

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