Why do you say don’t let bandit logic take over your life?

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"Tell me, where did you copy it from?" The teacher looked at Xiao Ming with disdain.

Xiao Ming straightened his neck, pursed his lips stubbornly, and said nothing.

The teacher was a little impatient: "Will you tell me or not?"

"I didn't copy it!" Xiao Ming's voice was as stubborn as his expression.

The teacher curled his lips and sneered: "Oh, how can you write such a good composition? How could you not copy it?"

"I just didn't copy it!" The third-grade child seemed to be unable to think of any other excuse besides this sentence.

"Okay, you said you didn't copy it, show us evidence to prove that you wrote it yourself!"

Xiao Ming was stunned, he didn't understand, it was obviously written by himself! Why do you need to prove the composition after it comes out? How could he prove that the composition was written by himself?

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In the hospital corridor, a group of family members surrounded a young man.

"I really didn't hit him! I was just passing by and saw him falling to the ground, and no one was around, so I sent him here!" The young man looked anxious.

"Who believes it! If you really didn't hit the person, would you be so kind and send him to the hospital?" A family member with a loud voice yelled, and others quickly agreed.

"Obviously I hit someone and was afraid of losing my life, so I rushed to the hospital!"

"Yes! Still want to deny it?"

"Pay up! "

......

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The classical teacher said in "Super Individual" that there is a kind of weird logic that often appears around us, that is " Gangster Logic”.

The reason why it is called bandit logic is that this kind of logic does not pay attention to fairness. It breaks the rules if it cannot be reasoned with. All conclusions are based on the so-called "reason" of the bandit himself. The most common of these is called the "Texas Outlaw."

There is a sharpshooter in Texas who can always hit the mark. Because he shoots first and then draws a bullseye around the bullet hole.

The logic of "Texas Outlaws" is to first make a conclusion and then find evidence around this conclusion.

For example - I just believe that you can't write a good composition, so if you write a good composition, you must have copied it.

Another example - I believe that you hit the person, so you sending him here just proves this point.

Or maybe - I just think she is a scheming bitch, so she must have ulterior motives for being so nice to me.

Also - I just thought she was an immoral girl, so she dressed up so beautifully and wore a skirt in the cold weather.

……

Does it look familiar?

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If we think about it carefully, we will find that in fact, "labeling" others arbitrarily is a manifestation of gangster logic.

For example - you just got this data wrong because you were not serious!

How easy it is to put the label of "not serious". As long as you make this conclusion, you don't have to worry about whether the amount of data is too large, whether the time given is enough, whether there are frequent mistakes in the sorting process. Being interrupted by others...

Anyway, it is determined that you are not serious, so all subsequent explanations will revolve around "not seriousness", and anything else is useless.

People love to label things because they hate confusion. We need to use "labels" to give an originally complex thing an obvious attribute, making it easier to identify.

In the final analysis, labeling is just a way to make it easier for us to understand the world. However, after we initially establish cognition through labels, we still need to use labels to further understand the essence of things.

However, because the "labeling" method is so easy to use, some people will become more and more lazy and like to draw conclusions based only on labels. Therefore, the bandit logic of labeling will come into being.

In the final analysis, bandit logic is a way of thinking that only considers one's own needs and preferences.

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Backstage Reply Mind 02 Let the classical teacher tell you what are the 5 most common "robber logics".

Learning to analyze "robber logic" can develop your intelligence, expand your knowledge, and give you the ability to distinguish right from wrong.

I wish you all a happy study~

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