Don't button the first button wrong -- 20 ways to shed prejudice: 20 ways to shed prejudice

Author: He Quanfeng
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
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A person who keeps mistaking buttons is never going to finish buttoning all the buttons. In the zoo, the zookeeper locked a kangaroo in a one-meter-high fence. The next day, he found the kangaroo had escaped, so he increased the fence height to two meters and locked the kangaroo inside again. The third day, the kangaroo escaped again, so he raised the fence to three meters and locked the kangaroo inside. The giraffe next door asked the kangaroo, "In your opinion, how high does the fence need to be to keep you in?" The kangaroo replied, "It's hard to say—maybe five meters, maybe ten meters, or even a hundred meters—if the zookeeper keeps forgetting to lock the gate."
Is the zookeeper foolish? In fact, it's not just him. Everyone may have blind spots when looking at things, and unconsciously, they develop subjective awareness and stereotypes when solving problems or interacting with others. However, each perspective may only be a small piece of the puzzle. Don't cling to fixed ideas! Starting from this book, think differently, and you will gain a brand new life!