所谓的“稀缺”，是指一种“拥有”少于“需要”的感觉状态。稀缺在俘获大脑

The so-called "scarcity" refers to a state of feeling that "has" less than "need". The benefit that scarcity can produce when it captures the brain is the "concentration bonus"; the downside is the "observation burden". <br>Focus on dividends: Scarcity will automatically push factors such as interference and temptation aside, allowing us to do things that are difficult to accomplish by ourselves. <br>Restricted View: Focusing on one thing means that we will ignore other things, also called "tunnel vision". <br>Restricted view burden: The mental burden and adverse effects caused by the failure to evaluate the costs and benefits of the restricted view mentality. <br>In addition, the scarcity mentality will increase the body's cortisol, which will greatly reduce its planning ability, anti-risk ability, and ability to delay gratification. <br>These capabilities have a general term, bandwidth. <br>Bandwidth: refers to the capacity of the mind, including cognitive ability and executive control. Scarcity mentality will reduce bandwidth capacity, resulting in people's lack of insight and foresight, and will also weaken executive control. <br>Simply put, <br>scarcity makes people dumb and more impulsive. <br>When a bandwidth burden is formed, scarce people are prone to borrowing behavior. <br>Scarcity causes borrowing burdens, which will exacerbate "poverty." Because scarcity will cause us to have current prejudices, make us take future benefits as a price, and overestimate immediate benefits. Therefore, the scarcity mentality affects poverty, and the excessive scarcity mentality will turn poverty into a bottomless pit, making the poor poorer and poorer. This may also trigger their deformed consumer outlook. For example, instead of investing in yourself and learning how to make money, you are going to overdraft your savings to buy luxury goods, TV dramas, and hold funerals to satisfy your current desires, regardless of consumption and life crises.

The so-called "scarcity" refers to a state of feeling that "owns" less than "needs". The benefit of scarcity when capturing the brain is the "concentration bonus";<br>Focus on dividends: Scarcity automatically pushes aside factors such as distractions and temptations, allowing us to do things that are hard to do on our own.<br>Watch: Focusing on one thing means ignoring other things, also known as "tunnel vision."<br>Tube burden: Mental burden and adverse effects arising from the absence of an assessment of the costs and benefits of tube peeping mentality.<br>In addition, scarcity can cause cortisol to rise in the body, leading to a significant reduction in its planning, risk resistance, and ability to delay satisfaction.<br>These capabilities have a general called bandwidth.<br>Bandwidth: Refers to the capacity of the mind, including cognitive ability and executive control. A scarcity mentality reduces bandwidth capacity, leads to a lack of insight and foresight, and reduces executive control.<br>Simply put,<br>Scarcity makes people stupid and more impulsive.<br>When a bandwidth burden is creating, scarce people are prone to borrowing.<br>Scarcity leads to a borrowing burden that exacerbates "poverty". Because scarcity will lead us to present prejudice, so that we will take future interests at the expense of overestimation of immediate benefits. Thus, scarcity affects poverty, and too much scarcity can turn poverty into a bottomless hole, making the poorer and poorer. This may also trigger their deformed view of consumption. For example, instead of investing in your own learning how to make money, you have to overdraw your savings to buy luxury goods, TV shows, funerals, satisfy your current desires, regardless of consumption and life crises.

The so-called "scarcity" refers to a state of "having" less than "need". The advantage of scarcity in capturing the brain is the "focus bonus"; the disadvantage is the "peep burden".<br>Focus on Dividends: scarcity automatically pushes distractions and temptations aside, allowing us to do things that are hard to do on our own.<br>Restricted view: focusing on one thing means that we will ignore other things, also known as "tunnel vision".<br>Voyeurism burden: mental burden and adverse effects caused by failure to evaluate the cost and benefit of peeping mentality.<br>In addition, scarcity mentality will promote the increase of cortisol in human body, which will greatly reduce the ability of planning, anti risk and delay satisfaction.<br>These capabilities have a general term, bandwidth.<br>Bandwidth: refers to the capacity of the mind, including cognitive ability and executive control. Scarcity mentality reduces bandwidth capacity, leads to lack of insight and foresight, and weakens executive control.<br>In short,<br>Scarcity makes people stupid and impulsive.<br>When bandwidth is scarce, it is easy for people to create a burden.<br>Scarcity leads to borrowing burden, which aggravates "poverty". Because scarcity can lead us to present biases and to overestimate immediate interests at the cost of future interests. Therefore, scarcity mentality affects poverty, and excessive scarcity mentality will turn poverty into a bottomless pit, making the poor poorer and poorer. This may also lead to their abnormal consumption concept. For example, instead of investing in yourself to learn how to make money, I'm going to overdraft savings, buy luxury goods, TV dramas, hold funerals, satisfy the current desire, regardless of consumption and life crisis.<br>