Como lidar com o que não está no nosso controle?

We recently saw the SpaceX launch that takes tourists to space. It's expensive at the moment, but promises to become cheaper in the future. What caught my attention is that the rocket had no pilot, no one at the wheel: it was controlled from Earth. It's like the first time I got into an elevator where you choose the floor before entering, as I explain in the video: you miss pressing a button inside. This reminded me of the cognitive bias "Illusion of Control," which is in my book *Perception and Reality*. It's a bias that makes us feel like we can influence outcomes that are actually not in our hands. This feeling somehow helps us in many moments. I give examples of this in the video. This bias can help us persist in things we would quickly abandon. And what to do in the face of this issue? We need to pay attention to what we are doing and analyze rationally: do I have any control over this? Bringing this to consciousness saves us emotional resources and time. Have you ever felt the power of this bias in your life? Tell me in the comments. Facebook: Daniel Barros Psychiatrist Instagram: @danielmbarros Twitter: @danielmbarros Daniel Martins de Barros RQE 62264 CRM/SP 100.674