There's acceptance and bargaining and rationalization (not necessarily in that order, Kubler-Ross and the "five stages of grief" linear model is more an artifact of pop psychology than useful cognitive-behavioral therapy).

My why is all about “cognitive consonance,” it’s defines as state of harmony and internal consistency arising from compatibility among a person's attitudes, behavior, beliefs, and/or knowledge.

We all have the cognitive biases of looking at the last crash and seeing of any of those leading indicators are present now when we should instead look for the source of next crash.

WAIT WAIT WAIT...Everyone just stop.Let me paint a picture for you here.I used to be a robotics researcher, scientist and engineer.I have worked with NASA, IHMC (The Institute for Human and Machine Cognition), and IIT, Istituto Italiano Di Tecnologia.I have worked with the brightest minds on this planet.

All I read were cognitive proclamations to justify continuing business as usual, a natural response to be defensive of ones actions and lower expectations.The things that one may be liable for goes much deeper than most can comprehend, tortuous conduct is something in wholesaling that is clearly not understood. 

That said, newbies are uninformed and will generally rely on information that advances their goal, human nature, cognitive biases.

As you know, there is a cognitive bias that indicates that human beings overvalue the things they have selected and undervalue those they passed up. 

Cognitive processing takes a lot of calories.

otherwise you're just a turd sandwich with an opinion that most likely, is loaded with logical fallacies and cognitive biases. 

(It is referred to as cognitive dissonance).