Eight out of ten people support and two oppose. The opinions of these two people cannot be simply considered unimportant. In terms of the number ratio, the number of people who support is relatively large, but the opposing opinions also have their value: - **Provide different perspectives**: These two people may have seen problems or potential risks that the supporters have ignored based on different experiences, knowledge or ways of thinking. Their opposition can prompt a re-examination of decisions or opinions and avoid falling into group thinking. - **Inspire in-depth thinking**: Opposing opinions can trigger further discussion and analysis, strengthen the basis for supporting opinions, or optimize and improve the original plan to make the final result more comprehensive. - **Reflect some demands**: Represents the voice of a minority in a certain group or stakeholder. If their reasonable concerns are ignored, new contradictions or problems may arise in the future. Therefore, even if the number of supporters is large, the opposition of those two people should not be underestimated. We should take it seriously and comprehensively consider the opinions of all parties to make more scientific and reasonable decisions.