这就是主党粉，这种货色出来露一次脸，主党就少一票。

太low了，你把这货拉黑就行。

必须啊

哇哦，刚看到两个辣眼睛的脏话回帖，不过瞬间没了（管理员够迅速的）。看来他们是真在满地撒泼打滚呢

这个是美国心理学学会指导这么要求的，by default 是affirm不是contradict. 美国心理学会，儿科学会的credit 都进了垃圾箱了。

这医生良心大大的坏了，祸害下一代

The 6 Stages of Failure

Contrary to what many might believe, failure, like that of my startup, is not a one-step process.

We actually go through six different stages each time a setback occurs:

Stage 1: Denial

First, failure tends to produce early warning signs. Unfortunately, our cognitive biases will often

ignore these signals. Instead of accepting failure, we deny that it exists and focus on only

positive feedback. This deludes us into thinking that everything is going according to plan when,

in fact, it is not.

Stage 2: Doubling Down

When we first recognize a potential failure, our gut instinct is to double down, or “escalate

commitment,” on decisions that aren’t going well. Instead of making a necessary pivot, we often

believe that we can turn things around if we just stay the course. In reality, we are only digging a

deeper hole.

Stage 3: Shame

Once our failure becomes undeniable, we quickly fall into the shame stage. This stage is rarely

visible to others, but it takes a significant toll on our self-esteem. The shame we feel from

failure worsens anxiety and hampers our engagement at work.

Stage 4: Defensiveness

Even though we quietly punish ourselves for our failures, we articulate to others numerous

reasons why it wasn’t our fault. We will blame individuals, systemic issues, or forces of nature

beyond our control for what happened. When in defensive mode, we may also tell ourselves that

there was nothing we could do differently, further shielding ourselves from learning from our

failures and preventing a growth mindset.

Stage 5: Moving on

After we’ve exhausted our defensive excuses with anyone who will listen, we usually attempt to

put the failure behind us and never speak of it again. We move forward; we find our next project.

Stage 6: Looking for the Assets

There’s a sixth stage that most people never take advantage of, but it’s the one that holds all the

opportunity.

During this stage, you sift through the rubble left by your failure and uncover all the potential

assets you’ve gained through your efforts — and those assets should exist, because nothing is

ever a 100% failure. This audit of the failed project involves identifying systems and processes

that you developed, relationships, insights, intellectual property, tools, and other lessons to

consider how your experience transforms your work. We take what worked, learn from what

didn’t, and create something new (and better).

https://dianakander.com/2024/01/24/how-to-face-and-grow-from-the-6-stages-of-failure/

感觉左左们还在Stage 3 and 4

也包括你自己咯，第一次看到有人定义自己是“弱智先锋”

自己弱智还好意思出来秀智商。这里选的是美国总统，不是你天朝主席。反美反到骨子里了，你才是自私自利的蠢货。