When people can't see the truth for various reasons, in order to reduce the pressure to think, people often believe that a "belief" will slowly become a prejudice through accumulation. No

When people can't see the truth for various reasons, in order to reduce the pressure to think, people often believe that a "belief" will slowly become a prejudice through accumulation. Thinking without challenging the original biases is meaningless, because the so-called thinking is just a collation of one's own prejudices. The "tidying" thing itself can not produce practical value, whether it is sorting out the mind or tidying up the room, just like the room will not be sorted out and there will be more new things, but this action will bring people psychological comfort. So when we can't understand things, we often find a close friend to talk about our prejudices to achieve the purpose of alleviating emotional stress, but often we can't listen to the objective truth, and even regard telling the truth as impolite behavior, because we just want to use the simplest way to coax ourselves to continue to be a stupid and vulnerable person... After all, for the human brain, it is much easier to accept fantasies and conceit than to accept facts and logic.