Now, let's give another example to illustrate what is

the malicious use of knowledge.

As  we  know ,     most of us   certainly have understood 

something about the process of food digestion, and it is

good and beyond reproach to explain the knowledge of

food digestion publicly.

However , someone explains the food digestion process ,

especially  the specific digestion process    in the rectum 

while others are eating, and even more he  wants to live

broadcast such process on the huge screen of the dining

room, it is typical malicious use of knowledge.

Of course ,  the issue   to use knowledge maliciously     is 

really hidden deeply , so that few can recognize it.

So, perhap we have to  take another example for it.

Also as we know, it is  good to feed the baby with milk 

as soon as a baby is hungry.

But it will deliberately turn a good thing into a bad one

if feeding so much that the baby vomits, and still forcing

the baby to drink deliberately.

Unfortunately,  this is just a serious issue that the pseudo

scholars have done till now. If we decompose each action

of their tricks ,  we find it almost beyond reproach ,   and 

no fault . For example ,    they repeatedly        nag about

professional knowledge.

However ,   once  we check    the actual effect ,   it is not 

difficult for us to find what their issues mean: 

what these pseudo scholars only want to do is to show off

their professional knowledge without paying any attention

to the actual problems , let  alone    the actual effect     of

solving problems. They just blindly and maliciously induce

others to deviate from the main topic , and make others 

unconsciously become these pseudo scholars' own

flatterers.

All these are enough to prove that pseudo scholars only

care about their own views, and do not pay any attention

to facts they dislike , and do not    care about     curative 

effects , and patients. 

Therefore, they have no goodwill at all !

So far, we can elaborate the first discrimination theorem 

for identifying pseudo scholars.

The first necessary and sufficient condition for a person to be a pseudo scholar is:

This person does not apply knowledge correctly, kindly, or rationally.  He only wants to show off his professional

knowledge, to blindly demonstrate his views in a circular

way, to neglect all objective facts he dislikes, and all the

actual effects of solving problems, and even all the other

relevant academic arguments he dislikes.

(This paper written on September 30, 2022)