A brief dialogue examining how attention shapes experience: speakers argue that whatever people search for—negativity or positivity—they will find, and that looking for reasons something won't work leads to finding such reasons. The excerpt is repetitive and emphasizes selective attention and interpretation.
What happens is we look. Whatever we look for, we find.
So if we're looking for negativity, we're.
Going to find negativity.
If we're looking for positivity.
We'Re going to find positivity.
If we're looking.
For something, we're going to find it. Because everything in the world can be found.
If you're looking.
For reasons for something to not work for you, then you're going to find reasons for it not to work for you, right?
