Resilience

회복탄력성

From a psychological statistics perspective, it is said that progressives tend to have relatively weaker resilience (

Resilience) compared to conservatives. Interpreting this, conservatives tend to place relatively more responsibility on individuals for their actions for the sake of society, while the left tends to spend more resources on recovery, empathizing with those who might not besim able to recover from their mistakes. Also, rather than the term progressive referring to the left, it is more appropriate to understand that the left seeks cultural progress, while the right seeks technological progress.

회복탄성력이 좋아도 행복한 건 아니고 자기를 혹사하고 남에게 도움 안받으려는 경향

많은 개인과 조직이 실패와 시련을 경험하고 난 뒤 오히려 더 강해지기 때문

도시가 한번 망가진 뒤나 뒤집어진 뒤에 파리처럼 훌륭한 도시가 탄생하는 것처럼

조직 내에서 최근 실패나 시련을 경험한 직후에 있는 구성원이 있다면, 그들에게 주어진 시간이나 기간을 더 촘촘하게 관리하고 느낄 수 있도록 누군가가 도와줘야 한다

Eating less can lead to a longer life: massive study in mice shows why

In the study, mice that lost the most weight through a calorie-limited diet did not live the longest. Instead, the mice that maintained better immune function and showed greater resilience to the stress of food restriction had the longest lifespans. This suggests that leanness itself may not be directly tied to longevity, and the benefits of caloric restriction may depend more on how the body adapts to the stress of reduced food intake.

www.nature.com

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-03277-6

Psychological resilience

Psychological resilience is the ability to cope mentally and emotionally with a crisis, or to return to pre-crisis status quickly.[1][2]