Let's talk about the laws of succulent circles.

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The meaty circle is a magical circle, and the same laws that apply to life apply to meaty circles.

barrel law

The barrel law means that how much water a barrel can hold does not depend on the longest board, but on the shortest board, also known as the short board effect.

The law of the meat-ring platter is that whether succulents planted together are easy to survive depends on which succulent plant is least tolerant of light or most delicate, so succulents with similar habits are better put together.

Law of Attraction

The Law of Attraction, also known as the Law of Attraction, means that when thoughts are concentrated in a certain field, people, things, and things related to this field will be attracted to him.

I think that as a novice meat grower, I just entered the meat pit and was full of great interest in all things related to meat. As long as I had spare time, I would watch beautiful meat, learn meat raising knowledge, communicate with meat friends and share meat raising stories and moods, and enjoy it.

Diderot effect

The Diderot effect was discovered by an 18th-century French philosopher named Denis Diderot. Diderot effect is a common "get more and less effect", in the absence of something, the mind is very stable, and once obtained, but not satisfied.

People always like to pursue perfection. When they reach a certain stage, all aspects require matching to make it more perfect. Since I entered the meat pit, I immediately entered the basin pit. My meat is so beautiful that I must give it a beautiful flower pot. Therefore, he began to fall into the endless loop of buying meat and buying pots, then buying meat and buying pots. This meat was good-looking, buying, and this pot really matched it, buying, buying!

herd effect

Herd effect, also known as herd effect, is a phenomenon in which an individual's ideas or behavior change in a direction consistent with that of most people due to the influence or pressure of real or imaginary groups. It is manifested by the adoption of dominant ideas and behavior patterns in specific or temporary situations (following the tide). It is manifested by the acceptance of dominant ideas and behavior patterns in the long term (conforming to customs).

This phenomenon also existed in the meat-rich circle. Raising more meat was a process of continuous learning. No novice would raise more meat from the beginning. He had no experience just entering the pit and could only follow closely the footsteps of the meat-rich god and learn the earth mixing method of the god! God's Word, learn! All that matters is the word "learn."

two-eighth law

Twenty-eight law is also known as 80/20 law, Pareto law (law) is also known as Barrett's law, the law of the least effort, the principle of imbalance, etc. It was discovered by the Italian economist Baledo in the late 19th century and early 20th century. He believes that in any group of things, the most important only accounts for a small part of it, about 20%, and the remaining 80%, although it is a majority, is secondary, so it is also called the law of 28.

In the meaty circle, you pay 80% of your attention and only get 20% in return. However, when you expose meat, you often pay 20% but get 80% return, but for meat friends, the exposed environment is the most unattainable;80% of meat varieties are not yet understood, and only 20% of meat is well known to the public. Because the meaty world is just too big.

Murphy's law

Murphy's Law states that if there are two or more ways to do something, and one of those ways leads to disaster, someone must make that choice. Murphy's Law is a famous assertion made by him, also known as Murphy's Law and Murphy's Theorem, which is a slang commonly used in the western world. Murphy's Law basically says that if there's a chance that something could go wrong, no matter how small, it will happen.

Meat friends definitely don't want their meat to have a series of problems such as pests and diseases, but there are always pests in meat. Just like summer, black rot will always happen whether you want it or not.

Crocodile Law

This is one of the technical rules of economics, also known as the crocodile effect, which means that if you try to free your foot with your hand, the crocodile will bite both your foot and your hand. The more you struggle, the more you get bitten. So, in case the crocodile bites your foot, your only recourse is to sacrifice one foot, a bit like Tiger Rage.

This rule applies economically and also in the meaty circle. When your meat has black rot or rotten roots, no matter what breed, as long as there is irreversible disease, it must be treated as soon as possible to remove the rotten parts and avoid the spread of the disease.

Veblen effect

Veblen effect refers to the increase in consumer demand for a good due to its higher rather than lower price tag. It reflects people's psychological desire for wasteful consumption.

Dozens of hundreds of meat-rich goods on the market are very valuable, but many people always think that the pursuit of expensive goods, expensive goods are always popular, but those common goods are beautiful and do not lose expensive goods.

labelling effect

When a person is labeled with a word name, he performs self-impression management to align his behavior with the label.

Little Red Shirt, Jing Ye and other meaty people were labeled as dead for the summer, and then they all died for the summer. Black Prince, Eastern Beauty and the like were labeled as ordinary goods, and then they were always sold as ordinary goods.

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