The 'Maybe' Framework: Why You Can't Judge Good or Bad Luck in the Moment

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The Chinese farmer responds to every twist of fortune—horse lost, horses gained, son injured, son spared conscription—with the same word: 'maybe.' The parable argues that no event is intrinsically good or bad because the same incident will produce wildly different outcomes downstream. Practically, adopting 'maybe' as a default response builds emotional resilience against the narrative we spin around every setback or win.

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