But then in real life, it doesn't go that way because of life just being whatever it is, and things are sometimes out of our control. So I've changed my name, but that's I'm still the same person anyways, and I just refound this. And yeah, I think that life is not always what we hope or wanted to be. So just understanding that there's more to it than what we can see

I think it could help us to reconcile the fact that we're not in control of everything. I think that humans have this egotistical desire to control everything, which is natural. I mean, obviously, if you had the power to do that, then everything would be perfect. But we don't have the power to control everything. And so just understanding that even your vision, even things that you consider normal to be able to see, are not necessarily normal, might help us to understand the real nature of the world.

Which I would argue or just say that I've found that even my parents struggle with this but just accepting the chance nature of reality we now understand so much more about metaphysics and how the world actually works and the fact that there are all these little random chances for things to happen as They should and we also understand that the past and the future are connected and that things are not set in stone So all of this is important I would say just an understanding