A rational Analysis of panic

When we panic, when we think that we have taken all kinds of action, the world does not treat us well, but wastes our wealth and time, and once again gives us the label of stupidity. Why do we often panic and always make one-sided decisions at this time?

Our cognition is not omnipotent. When something new and strange comes, the unknown brings fear, fear disturbs cognition, and cognitive deficiency makes us feel confused and confused. Therefore, in a state of panic, we imagine a good result in our mind, thinking that we have taken actions that can achieve our goals, but in fact we have lost our basic judgment because of the lack of reason.

We only intercepted a little bit of information, and based on these poor data, we hastily made a bigger judgment. This kind of judgment lacks the basis of a wider connection, and there is no more contact information in our view.

The world is humble. And panic further hinders people's judgment, making us happy to make decisions that temporarily promote mental stability in an one-sided perception. Of course, this is only a comfort, but it does not help to solve the real problem.

Lack of cognition can disturb people, but the lack of rationality and reflective habits should make us feel more ashamed. The so-called rational habit is to maintain a long-term love of the truth, to treat unknown things with an attitude of observation, analysis, questioning, and non-random judgment, while on the contrary, it does not take one-sided and emotional judgment and is not bound by fear and urgent desires. This is a more fundamental problem.

Some rational people also lack awareness of some things, but they do not panic at will and quickly follow their instincts to make one-sided decisions. They will wait for the situation to develop and learn more about the situation before taking action. When blocking panic, even when there is a lack of information, they have more wisdom than others, can give a more reasonable attitude to deal with things, and more ambitious planning. Of course, even if they make a mistake, it is still reasonable, at least their reason has been kept healthy.

In the face of panic, what is more troublesome is the hidden desire to enjoy life and avoid death. Disease, death and the disappearance of existence are feared by everyone. Under normal circumstances, we will try our best to maintain our existence. Once threatened in these aspects, our inner fear arises spontaneously, and immediately adjusts to a state of defense, and even the slightest hope will be frantically captured.

But in the face of dark fear, many people no longer have the ability to maintain rational restraint, we are defeated by the desire to survive, we become crazy and confused, and we look for hope in confusion. Coupled with the lack of cognition, people's helplessness can be imagined, and our mind is like a crazy beast at this time, its power is no longer controlled by rules and wisdom, but bites everywhere, hurting both ourselves and others. all this is done to calm one's own fear and ignorance.

In short, in the face of the unknown and existence, every human being and creature are small, and the great nature always has a way to show our childishness and limitation. Of course, there is something great about us, and people also have the ability to take an inhumane way in front of the infinite universe: keep rational, calm, keep thinking, exercise restraint, and deal with panic with constantly acquired knowledge. In the confusion of groups, there are always wise men, generals and scientists who keep rational and long-term thinking. This is also the place where mankind is great and lucky.