The Television Experience: The Glass is Half Full

Today's TV program content is very strange to very likely. Characters are often placed in very realistic or completely unusual scenes. But whatever its content, everyone has what the public sees. On this day, viewers can switch to a 30-minute simulation of mixed life in their twenties at the Jersey coast as viewers immediately see 1 hour reality show. Life plane accident Survivor and strange island lasted one hour.

Idea: An idealist enters the bar and orders "half-full" glass, realist orders "half empty" glass. This is all the meaning until the glass becomes 1/4 liquid and it is 3/4 sky. Now people have to take an ideal or realistic approach to solving problems and discuss bartending and issues. Hint: The idealistic relationship is like a relationship between Romeo and Juliet, a romantic idealistic adventure with a painful end. Actual relationships include prenuptial agreements. This is not a story book adventure, but it can be said to be a more practical adventure. There are 7.2 billion people on this planet; not all children will find a pony for Christmas. Reality is mainly a matter of transactions and damage management.

You create your reality experience through the sensory ability of the brain. Let's think about an experiment that classic "think that glass is half full or half empty?" Logically, the glass is half full at the same time, half empty. The choice is whether you are focusing on the fact that the glass is half full or whether you are focusing on the fact that the glass is half empty. Your mind decides two ways, so you can train it to make it run with default values ​​or what you want. Let us now see the situation of your body. For the sake of simplicity, your body will emit happy chemicals when you think of happy / positive / optimistic thoughts. Feels good! Then you are feeling well and you often think about happy thoughts later. This will create a positive feedback loop to encourage a more happy idea