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Then, some people will criticize you for being “blindly optimistic”.
I believe you should not feel unfamiliar with such criticism.
This kind of thing usually happens like this - A discovers that B does not see a certain risk but maintains an optimistic expectation of the matter. So A will explain this danger to B, and then advise B “don’t be blindly optimistic”.
This plot happens over and over again, naturally as breathing.
Right?
“Blind optimism”, what a terrible thing.
“You are being blindly o ...
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Outside of this, optimism and pessimism do not exist. What exists is the question of “how to face the challenge of facts” mixed into the issue of optimism and pessimism. But this confusion carries great weight, so we will address this related issue separately - the answer is no matter whether you feel the facts make you delighted or fearful, your guesses are wrong.
What you need to do is discern all aspects of the definite event about to happen, and make the proper response.
All facts that are c ...
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Let’s look at this big question again - should people be optimistic or pessimistic?
This seems like a ridiculous question - of course one should pursue optimism, how could anyone pursue pessimism?
Maintain pessimism?
This greatly underestimates the appeal of pessimism.
The reason pessimists love pessimism is that they feel pessimism is safe. If I’m pessimistic and my prediction of misfortune comes true, then I’m prepared; if I’m pessimistic but it surprisingly doesn’t happen, then I gain a pleas ...
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After seeing clearly that “luck is the foundation of everything”, many people not only did not feel relieved, but became more nervous - so how can I be sure that I will continue to be lucky in the future?
This is a very good question. Indeed, if luck is so crucial, doesn’t it make the future even more unpredictable for me?
At this point, there are a few things you need to resolve:
First, truly let go of your arrogance.
What is truly letting go of arrogance? It means starting to recognize how po ...
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In fact, the way out lies within the crisis itself.
You were right in the first half - life is indeed full of risks beyond your control, lying in ambush to strike you at any time, and you don’t stand a chance against them. It’s natural to feel afraid at the thought of having to live like this for the rest of your life.
But you also need to realize - the first half of your life was precisely lived in this way.
In fact, there was not a moment in the first half of your life that was not spent navig ...
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The longer a person lives, the higher the probability that they will encounter low-probability events with major destructive impacts. Firstly, a sufficiently long time span in itself means an inevitability that low-probability events will occur. It doesn’t matter if it happens, or if you get hit once, the problem is when you look back on the whole process, you’ll find that you have no way to exclude the possibility of it happening again in your next long-term plan.
No matter what kind of plannin ...
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Let’s first lay out these few restrictions, then look at two fundamental paths to overcoming depression.
First, let’s talk about the first path - the fundamental mistake made by depressed people.
What is this fundamental mistake?
It is when one believes there is no hope left, and when all the people one believes in and looks up to also believe there is no hope, then one believes there really is no hope.
If depressed people want to walk out of the dark cave where they cannot see any light, then r ...
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Regarding solutions for pessimism, there are many popular answers. So let’s first set some basic standards for potentially qualified solutions:
1) Marginal utility cannot diminish. That is, the solution cannot gradually lose effectiveness.
If it diminishes gradually, as the diminishing trend is noticed, it will in fact lose effectiveness the instant the diminishing trend is noticed.
This is because pessimists are extremely sensitive - they are already highly vigilant fo ...
将windows启动时好看的图片保存下来
按下键盘的「Win+R」,调出“运行”窗口,然后粘贴下面的路径并点确定:%localappdata%\\Packages\\Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager\_cw5n1h2txyewy\\LocalState\\Assets
即进入 windows 屏保图片存放目录。
看到的多个无扩展名的文件就是锁屏图片文件,因为原文件最好不要改动(会影响锁屏界面功能),所以按Ctrl+A, 将所有文件复制粘贴到另一目录,如D:\\screensaver。现在我们要为新文件夹中的图片批量添加扩展名:
按住Shift,在新的screensaver文件夹上右键,选「在此处打开命令行窗口」的选项启动命令行(CMD)。
输入或粘贴以下命令:ren \*.\* \*.jpg
命令执行后无提示进入下一行即表示成功,回到文件夹即可查看图片文件。
Ps:如果按shift键同时选择「在终端打开」,则是启用Powershell,上述命令无效(原因未知)。需要改用如下命令:
Get-ChildItem "H:\\screensaver\\\*" Wher ...
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