THE OPTIMISM BIAS

The optimism bias is a psychological phenomenon used to describe individuals who tend to underestimate the risks associated with their own actions, leading them to believe they are less likely to experience a negative event. It's the classic "this won't happen to me" and "I'm in control" mindset.




Attitudes towards safety and risk awareness can be influenced by factors such as personality, life experience, education, culture, and individual beliefs.
Social, cultural, and familial environments can play a significant role in shaping attitudes toward risk. If a person grows up or lives in an environment where certain reckless behaviors are accepted or even encouraged, they are more likely to adopt those behaviors.

And to think that most of these people don't experience anything, and then someone who values life, takes all possible precautions, and avoids unnecessary risks, trips on the street, hits their head on the curb, and goes to the other side.

Or a damn 15-meter sign falls on them.

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Why do they get so heated in the British Parliament?

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I SAW THAT GOING DIFFERENTLY IN MY MIND VOL85

They say experience is the best teacher, but if there’s something even smarter than learning from our own mistakes, it’s learning from the mistakes of others. Life is full of lessons, and sometimes those lessons come in the form of falls, bad decisions, or simple errors that others have made before us.

Why suffer the consequences of a poor choice when we can observe, analyze, and learn from what others have already experienced? Watching someone trip allows us to avoid the same obstacle. Seeing someone make a bad decision teaches us to choose a better path. Each mistake made by others is a learning opportunity, and if we can avoid making them ourselves, all the better.

Remember that behind every fall, there’s a lesson, and if we learn from what others have gone through, we’re one step ahead. Take advantage of that wisdom!



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FIRST TIME ASSEMBLING A BED TOGETHER

Sometimes, in an attempt to make things easier, a small detail can end up making everything more complicated. That’s exactly what happened to these two Brazilian women while putting together a bed.

They had everything under control—until they realized that their clever solution wasn’t such a great idea after all. In the end, they managed to finish the assembly, but not without first experiencing one of those moments that make you question what you were thinking.



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Making the most of the time while the boat turns around to tow you again.

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I SAW THAT GOING DIFFERENTLY IN MY MIND VOL83

Having an excessively high self-esteem can lead to underestimating risks, ignoring valuable advice, and taking on challenges for which you are not prepared. It's crucial to recognize your limitations and be willing to ignore that inner voice that tells you that you can do everything.



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The new gardener.

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DEATH DOESN’T APPLY TO YOU

Youth, with its energy and vitality, often feels invincible. Many young people live as if they will always be around, without considering the consequences of their actions. They throw themselves into experiencing the world without limits, chasing thrills and pushing boundaries, unaware that we only have one life.

Unfortunately, this sense of invulnerability often leads them to make risky decisions, whether physical, emotional, or even social. They don’t always think about the long-term repercussions: a bad decision in a moment of euphoria can have serious consequences.
The paradox is that while they are immersed in this relentless search for experiences, they often forget that life, precisely because it’s unique, deserves to be cared for and protected.




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HOW EASY IT IS

The more you obsess over doing something perfectly, the worse it turns out. Pressure, fear of failure, and unnecessary expectations build up tension, turning something simple into something complicated.
In the end, the real problem isn’t the difficulty of the task, but how you approach it. When you let the fear of failure take over, you become your own worst enemy. The key to getting things right is quite the opposite: let go, relax, and trust that your natural effort is enough.



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I SAW THAT GOING DIFFERENTLY IN MY MIND VOL86

Have you ever had one of those weeks where nothing seems to go as planned? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. We’ve all been through those moments where, no matter how hard we try, things just don’t go right. But if you’re feeling a bit frustrated, here’s a little reminder to lift your spirits: there’s always someone out there having a worse day.



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