How did you get angry when you said something important three times?

I don't know when it started, but "Say something important three times" suddenly became popular on the Internet, and this stalk was also used by everyone in various ways. Our ancestors taught us to follow the spirit of asking questions in the end. I'm also curious to know where it came from. After searching for answers for a long time, I think these two are more reliable sources of this stalk.

There is a sentence in Liu's science fiction novel "Three-body" repeated three times: "I am a pacifist on this planet, warning you, don't answer! Don't answer! Don't answer! "

Some netizens think that this sentence comes from the Japanese anime "Sneaking into Nyaruko", and there is another saying that it comes from a drug advertisement starring Japanese variety host Sano Wenta. The original Japanese version is "big event, big event, big event, big event, big event, big event, big event, big event, big event, big event". It means: say the important things three times.

In fact, in many film and television dramas, it is very common to repeat a word or sentence three times, but we ignored it before it came out.

However, I think saying something important three times represents the speaker's attitude of attaching importance to the receiver. For example, nowadays, there are many colleagues and parents, and too much information is received online every day. If you don't emphasize it like this, it is likely that careless people will not notice it. This method improves the receiver's acceptance of information, and it is also a very warm-hearted move. If teachers can also follow the principle of "say important things three times" when giving lectures to students, it will definitely be much more effective to draw a key number.

In film and television works and literary works, three repetitions are first used to emphasize its importance, which can also arouse people's inner voice about this written information. There are too many extended meanings. Of course, different people have different opinions. This is the charm of language and culture. Anyway, I'm glad to accept something important for the third time.