I was sent a review of "Moneyball" today, and then I reminisced about the version of the show that my daughter sang in the movie, which was different from Lenka's: I want my money back. The lyrics were changed to You're such a loser , dad. By the way, I watched a few episodes that I was impressed by, and I also watched a lot of anti-climax movies. The undervalue statement mentioned in "Moneyball" gave me the idea Some new insights, everyone will be undervalued when, a failed middle-aged old man listens to the theory of a fledgling college student, defies all opinions and tries his best to transform the team and then make a legendary story, how inspirational, but the ending is anti-climax Let them miss the championship. Now that I think about it, that's where the movie is. It's both a grown-up fairy tale and a cruel reality. He made the feat of changing the rules of the industry, but he failed to achieve worldly success. loser, this is a very sensitive word. Once someone uses this word to poke at it, the negative emotions that follow will indirectly or directly lead to a lot of bad things. Nowadays, this word has also been somewhat expanded to include words such as Puxin male and pastoral female. Being labeled with these labels, the loser will follow, and it is no wonder that some people are mad at the yin and yang: win the numbness. It is also a revolt against negative emotions. And from the inspiration of this film, that is, the frequently mentioned word "undervalue", I hope to see friends here to look at it more objectively. Maybe failure, underestimation is not absolutely negative, underestimation is really just underestimation, we are just in a world that is not suitable for us. It’s like what many people say about being confused and unable to find a direction. You have a lot of power but you will never be seen. Maybe what you need at this time is not to compete with others who can roll more, and to be beaten by others in a territory that does not belong to you. Ignore and try desperately to prove yourself. Find a new way, and what suits you will be the best. This sounds like an escape, but sometimes some games are destined to be unsuitable for you to play, but everyone is told at a different time. Some people will be told at the age of 18 but some people will not understand until the age of 80. I hope to see that friends here have the courage to make changes and find their own utopia. They are not afraid of becoming a loser, because finding oneself is far better than finding oneself. These are much more important, and the true self is not "undervalued".
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