正面思考的假象：樂觀偏誤如何讓我們過得更好，卻又自取滅亡？

The way the book explores how positivity influences our decision-making was fascinating. I'm curious what led to this particular focus and how the author decided to balance science with personal stories.

Learning about this bias made me reflect on my daily choices and attitudes. Has anyone else noticed a shift in how they interpret their experiences after reading?

The selection of studies felt very intentional and well-curated. I wonder what criteria were used to choose which experiments or findings to emphasize.