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Within the first five minutes of diving in, you know if a memory is worth finishing. Your intuition is precise, refusing to waste life on boring files. This 'extremely harsh screening and refusal to give chances' stems from an extreme inner resistance to 'sunk costs and making mistakes'. Fearing that compromising once means wasting precious energy on meaninglessness, you use cold standards to insulate against disappointment. But profound soul-shaking often takes time to ferment. Give a slow-starting memory more time, and you might harvest an unexpected masterpiece.
💡 Did you know?
Decision psychology shows that people relying on 'System 1 (intuition)' for quick screening are efficient but prone to missing deep experiences that require 'delayed gratification'.
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