Self-fulfilling prophecy?, Reivew on Tomorrowland

I almost gave up in the first ten minutes, but fortunately I dragged the progress back and forth before I quit. It is right not to give up hope, although not blindly optimistic. I happened to read an impressive sentence today. No prophecy is self-fulfilling. Whether the prophecy can be fulfilled depends on how people react to the prophecy. For example, the prophecy of a nuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union makes people try to avoid it. So knowing that there may be a disaster in the future is not scary, what is scary is to take it as a necessity and do nothing. There is no such thing as optimism or pessimism. The important thing is to see the possibility, no matter whether it is good or bad, and not give up fighting for the good possibility. It's not the possibility of being selective and not looking bad like the heroine. But sometimes, not knowing that there is a bad possibility is more likely to keep hope and struggle, but this hope is fragile, not a hope that can really support going on in the long run. Blow up the tower that tells people bad prophecies and build a new world a bit too shallow Definition of hope, selective not to see bad things blindly optimistic

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