That's what the Amos, who won the Nobel Prize in Behavioral Economics, worked on.
human behavior and mentality
Comparing attitude and behavior. Behavior is easier to change, but mindset is harder to change.
In this play, House's logic is that no information is better than wrong information.
House's famous saying is that everyone lies. The underlying psychological principle is that even a liar does not know why he is lying. On this basis, the doctor simply does not listen to the patient's statement and makes his own judgment based on medical principles. No matter what kind of mentality House is in, objectively he always cures various incurable diseases, even if he is trying to fulfill his lust for slavery, overcome his inferiority complex, or just take medicine for a refresher.
The background that people are in is undergoing huge or subtle changes all the time, just like the green background of a tropical rainforest, when a grass leaf changes, the body color of the chameleon in front of it also changes, and the chameleon changes itself. It doesn't know anything, and it doesn't need to know. If it needs to know, it needs to spend more of its brain to calculate, and it simply evolves into a brainless, unconditioned reflex.
. . . House has to use his brain all the time. His experience made him have to use the energy of his brain to take the initiative to grasp life.
He was tired, but not miserable.
If you don't want to be tired, there is only misery in his world.
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