What is there that needs to be said?
In the 1950s, Harvard's Johns Hopkins University professor. Kurt conducted a series of experiments using Richter, water, buckets, and rats, which resulted in the discovery of a striking result.

Test one:
Richter puts the big rats in a half-full bucket with water. Even with good swimming - on average, rats leave the hall after 15 minutes and drown.
Test two:
He made the tests a little different. Just before the rats left the hull due to fatigue, the researchers pulled them out and dried them, resting them for a few minutes.
And then again threw them into the water for the second time. What is the result of this second attempt - how long do you think the rat survived?
Another 15 minutes?
10 minutes?
No!
60 hours!
That's right! They survived by swimming for 60 hours.
Because the rats now believe that they can be saved in the end, they use an ounce of energy per body to protect themselves from death.
“Hope shows us light despite being surrounded by darkness. ”
I will leave you with this thought:
If hope can make a frustrated rat swim 60 hours long, what can your ability and a belief in yourself do for you?
