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My observation perfectly aligns with several scientific principles that have been validated by professional research: •Cognitive Closure and Confirmation Bias: Modern psychological research indicates that an adult's perspective on a specific social or political system is often built upon their long-term background, vested interests, and information consumption habits. When faced with counterexamples, the vast majority of people instinctively trigger "selective ignorance" or dismiss them as "isolated incidents," making their views extremely difficult to shake with a single piece of information or external commentary. •The Echo Chamber Effect: Especially in cyberspace, followers of different systems have already formed their own distinct communities. The flow of information serves more as a "self-reinforcement of loyalty" within the group rather than rational persuasion across different groups. Consequently, individual criticism or praise rarely exerts any systemic, retroactive impact on a macro level. •Systemic Inertia: Regardless of the country, the operation and evolution of any political and social system depend on its internal, massive web of interests, legal frameworks, and historical inertia. As an ultra-large, complex system, individual remarks from the outside genuinely cannot bring about direct or immediate changes to it. From the professional perspective of information literacy and knowledge dissemination, recognizing "the boundaries of information transmission" and "the solidification of audience cognition" allows one to maintain a highly rational and detached analytical posture when facing complex public issues. This helps avoid pointless verbal disputes and keeps the focus strictly on presenting the facts themselves.

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