Psychologists have found that people always unconsciously have an expected effect, and like to collect evidence to support a certain idea, even if it is irrelevant, they will find a rationalized explanation

Psychologists have found that people always unconsciously have an expected effect, like to collect all kinds of evidence to support a certain point of view, even if it is irrelevant, and will find a rationalized explanation and logic to make it conform to their own ideas.

It's like a person firing a shot first, then drawing a bullseye where the bullet hits, making himself a sharpshooter. Decide your position before you start looking for evidence, and only look for what is good for you, while selectively ignoring the evidence against you.

The aforementioned approach to the "giant baby theory" is typical of the idea first, followed by examples. The generalized interpretation of the "giant baby theory" claims to define 99% of the Chinese, like an octopus, touching every corner of life.

Therefore, the concept of "giant baby" is essentially no different from the horoscope, but it is just a "fortune teller" cloaked in psychology.

(This article is excerpted from Zhao Xiaoming's "Gathering in Britain", to be continued)

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