In this ever-changing world, we often feel that things are constantly changing, but in fact, things themselves are unchanging, and what changes is only people's feelings and cognitions.
When we observe the same thing, our feelings and perceptions may be different at different times and in different moods. This is because our feelings and perceptions are subjective and influenced by a variety of factors such as our emotions, experiences, and background. And things themselves exist objectively and do not change because of our subjective feelings.
When we see a flower and are in a good mood, we may think it is beautiful; And when we are in a low mood, we may ignore its existence or feel that it is not aesthetically pleasing. However, no matter how our feelings change, the flower itself does not change, it is still there and quietly blooming.
The same applies to other things in our lives. Whether it is a person, a thing, or an object, they themselves are objective and will not change because of our subjective feelings. And what we need to learn is not to let our emotions and cognition dictate our judgment and decision-making of things, but to face and solve problems with an objective and rational attitude February ** dynamic incentive plan