(Continuation from yesterday)

The total amount of things she lost was too big, so it was impossible to be recovered by the above (1) (2), however, these two are only solutions she left in her hand.

"Sunk-Cost Fallacy" might be not enough for her tragedy.

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By the way, even if we overcome "Sunk-Cost Fallacy", another problem will happen in another place next time.

For example, it is a daily routine that, "a work that I have worked on for years by pouring my heart is abandoned by senior management."

Or, it is the case that "I was removed from work that I managed to keep on track, and was ordered to launch another project"

If these things continues, nobody will think that "trying hard" is worth.

On the contrary, "hard working eventually will be a "loss" and we are going to be cynical about any working.

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So, let's try a reverse thinking.

(To be continued)