The article discusses the non-verbal gestures of Dong Yuhui during his interview with Stephen Chow, particularly self-touch habits like resting his chin on his hand. It emphasizes that such movements often reflect subconscious behaviors linked to emotional regulation rather than lack of confidence, suggesting a complex interplay of physical and psychological dynamics in social interactions.
Tag: 心理学
Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes (13): The Castle in the Forest—When Ordinary Life Demands Its Place Again
In “The Castle in the Forest,” Jung confronts a challenge to his spiritual self-image, revealing how dismissed narratives like fairy tales carry essential wisdom. The chapter critiques knowledge that disconnects from life, emphasizing the need to acknowledge ordinary feelings and experiences. Inner and outer worlds demand equal attention for authentic existence.
The Trap of Self-Consistency
Human beings inherently seek explanations for their choices and actions, striving for self-consistency between beliefs, values, and experiences. While this need can foster clarity and purpose, it risks becoming a means of avoiding reality. Effective self-consistency acknowledges contradictions, embraces complexity, and maintains a connection with truth.
Strategic Consistency and Information Sovereignty — From Trading Psychology to Judgment in the AI Age
The article explores the concept of information sovereignty and the psychological challenges of decision-making, particularly in contexts like stock trading and media consumption. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a structured judgment framework that can adapt without succumbing to short-term external stimuli. Genuine revision of decisions should be based on new evidence rather than fleeting emotions.
How Stupidity Forms: Cognitive Loops and Self-Correction
The text discusses the difference between ignorance and stupidity, emphasizing that education should foster critical thinking and openness to different viewpoints. It critiques the tendency to dismiss opposing opinions, highlighting how this creates closed cognitive loops. Ultimately, it advocates for engaging with dissenting ideas to promote personal growth and avoid intellectual stagnation.
Freedom of Self-Expression Is Fine, but Public Space Still Requires Boundaries
A man’s self-presentational videos sparked debate online, with opinions divided over his authenticity versus his unpleasant habits, like noisy eating and casual attire. The core issue lies in public expression on social media, where personal freedom meets public judgment, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness and understanding audience perception.
Jung’s The Red Book Reading Notes: The Conception of the God and the Formation of a New Spiritual Centre
The concept of God in Jung’s *The Red Book* represents a new spiritual center, contrasting with traditional hero archetypes. This transformation involves profound self-exploration and a reevaluation of highest values.
Non-Intervention Is Also Intervention—Human Beings and the Environment
The innovative approach we’re implementing not only streamlines operations but also enhances team productivity. By focusing on efficiency, we aim to create a more dynamic and responsive work environment.
The Relativity of Clarity: Stability Is Not the Same as Understanding Life
The Relativity of Clarity: Stability Does Not Equal Understanding Life
Clarity in Faith, How the Finite Faces the Infinite
宗教信仰中的通透不是把神圣对象完全解释清楚，而是人在有限性中形成的清醒。人知道自己不能完全掌控命运，不能彻底解释苦难，也不能靠理性把死亡、罪、空性、救赎或终极意义全部说明白，但人仍然可以在信仰中获得方向，承担责任，并重新安顿自己的生命。从这个意义上说，信仰中的通透是可能的，但它不是知识性的完全通透，而是存在性的通透。