Thinking Pattern

(Baonghean.vn) - Thinking patterns are a form of standard, thinking habits, formed by social experience. Depending on the characteristics of each social community, there are different thinking patterns.

For example, in many social groups, to be rich is to be fat and handsome, to be poor is to be ragged, to be intellectual is to be knowledgeable and physically weak, to be an official is to be imposing, to be a farmer is to be hard-working and austere...

Thinking patterns are common in individuals who have a habit of being lazy to think, when faced with a problem, they just need to apply the pattern and confidently make a judgment right away. In this era of Internet and social media dominance, thinking patterns are still as prevalent as they were in the thousand-year-old bamboo village.

Like the recent case of liquidating 264 public vehicles to collect 390 million. Reading through the loud headlines of the newspapers, without looking for any information, the "sleepy" intellectuals immediately jumped in to accuse the government agency of corruption and then criticized and slandered each other. But it turned out not to be true. The figure of 390 million was only the remaining value on the books after depreciation, not the actual amount collected after the auction.

Or like the case of dead fish in the Central Coast, while there is no official information or scientific report concluding this issue, keyboard warriors have firmly condemned... China. More aggressively, some even cursed the government, making conspiracy theory-style arguments that sound very eloquent but if questioned about the authenticity, they themselves are... indifferent.

Thinking patterns or thought patterns that only come from passivity in thinking and hasty reactions to external factors can be understood. Those who deliberately impose thinking patterns to achieve some other purpose are truly to be condemned.

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