You decide what is the "correct answer." To you who feel you have no value

Human will is fragile.

For example, people tend to assume that the majority opinion is the
"correct answer"
rather than the minority opinion.
Beyond the content of the choices, just the fact that "many people chose it" provides a certain sense of security.

Let's take the variety show "Geinojin Kakuzuke Check" (Celebrity Rating Check) as an example here.

A "rating question" with two choices, "A" or "B," is presented, and you enter the room you think is correct and wait for the results to be announced.
When other people enter the same room, you think, "It really is the correct answer...!" and feel very relieved. The room with more people naturally overflows with smiles.
Conversely, when everyone else goes into a different room, you feel anxious, thinking, "Maybe I was wrong...". The contestant waiting alone is already holding their head in their hands.

Even though the correct answer hasn't been announced yet.

It is extremely difficult to believe that you are "absolutely correct" when you are in a situation all by yourself, but that is precisely why, when a solo-win pattern occurs, both the show and the viewers get incredibly excited!

This solo-win pattern, however, I believe doesn't have to be limited to just within the show.

For example, regarding the value of "yourself"

Suppose reality keeps showing you "evidence" one after another that "you have no value."
You want to believe that "I have value," but there is so little evidence... even what you can see lacks persuasiveness... maybe I really am worthless...

This is like a situation where you are waiting for the correct answer to be announced in the "I have value" room, where you are all alone and no one else is coming.

So, who is it that announces the correct answer to that question?

That is "you yourself."

Ultimately,
"I have value"
or
"I have no value" is something that only you yourself can decide.

Therefore, it doesn't matter how little evidence there is, or how doubtful it seems. It doesn't matter what is reflected in reality.

The door you open becomes the "correct answer."
Please, never forget that.

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