1. The topic I chose yesterday was accepted by only three students. There were only three students at first, but then one student was added, so we had to draw lots to choose three.
This is a question of probability. Originally, the probability that I was selected was 1, and finally the probability of being selected became 3/4, and the probability of not being selected became 1/4.
Unfortunately, I happen to be 1/4. In fact, this is a small probability event, but it still happened to me.
3. The so-called probabilistic thinking means that an event is regarded as a random event with a probability of occurrence or non-occurrence.
For example, if you go to a company for an interview, admission is a question of probability. The stronger the ability, the greater the probability of admission.
4. But a small probability event is bound to happen. It didn't happen to you because it happened to someone else.
Therefore, if you leave a certain safe space in everything, you won't lose everything.