To promote positive energy, in the final analysis, we must advocate rationality. Nowadays, many media and websites have shouted the slogan of "independent thinking and rational judgment". In this Internet age of information explosion and the proliferation of fake chicken soup, the "chicken soup" that people urgently need is not a famous slogan, but a dry product that removes the fake and keeps the real.
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"Chicken soup" and "anti-chicken soup" are gradually becoming a phenomenon on the Internet. Some people happily forward all kinds of chicken soup in the circle of friends, while others scoff. Some people even ridiculed, deconstructed and falsified chicken soup for the soul and became a firm "anti-chicken soup party".
If we carefully observe the reaction of "anti-chicken soup" to "chicken soup", we will find an interesting phenomenon: both sides like to "compete" on how to face their own failures: when you are ugly and poor, chicken soup advises you to "marry rich and beautiful" as long as you work hard, while anti-chicken soup tells you not to daydream;
When you are not sure, chicken soup encourages you to be "the best", and anti-chicken soup will say "think about yourself first"-"chicken soup" likes psychological massage to make you believe that you can succeed, and "anti-chicken soup" likes to give you a blow and let you recognize the reality.
Everyone is afraid of failure, which is human nature. Everyone also has a threshold for the degree and frequency of failure, beyond which people will become depressed and disappointed, and then tend to give up.
American psychologist seligman once put forward the concept of "learned helplessness". He did an experiment with a dog: at first, the dog was locked in a cage and went into shock as soon as the bell rang. After many experiments, the dog fell to the ground and began to moan and tremble before the bell rang. Even if the cage door is opened, the dog will not run away. Could have taken the initiative to escape, but desperately waiting for the arrival of the pain-this is learned helplessness.
Psychology has proved that people often have "learned helplessness" when they face failure for a long time. At this time, what people need most is not "how to solve" failure, but "how to believe that they can solve it", which is why chicken soup for the soul has a huge market.
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People's Daily-People's Daily Newsletter: Why are some chicken soup so annoying?