You’ll learn
- Why you should embrace uncertainty
- What our history can teach us
- The power of collaboration
- If immortality is something worth desiring
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first KEY POINT
Every day, our minds whirl toward the future. We find ourselves tangled in thoughts about the next meal, the best time to start a journey or more pivotal choices like pursuing a new career or moving. The news predicts upcoming elections, financial market fluctuations, or impending rain showers. Despite our deep-seated desire to stay grounded in the present, our minds naturally gravitate toward the future. Turns out, this tendency is a survival mechanism.
This instinctual tool makes us pause before dashing across a busy street or lets us differentiate between rustling leaves and potential intruders. Thanks to this skill, countless days pass smoothly. We can rely on a trusty weather app advising us to carry an umbrella, a navigation device pointing us to the quickest route to work, or a travel website picking the perfect beach resort for the weekend.However, life often throws curveballs. The sun shines when we expect rain, and trains occasionally lag behind schedule. Sometimes, we meet someone who was never part of our plans. This unpredictability is part of the beauty of existence — no matter how well we plan, the future remains uncertain.
So, what's the takeaway? While the impulse to plan and prepare is a gift, it's equally crucial to acknowledge and respect life's inherent unpredictability. In recognizing this truth, we safeguard ourselves from shocks and open doors to wonder, adventure, and the thrill of the unexpected.Dive into the vast sea of life's surprises. Who knows what treasures await?
second KEY POINT
Predicting the future, especially in matters as complex as economics or politics, is challenging. Much like the unpredictability of astrology, unexpected events can alter our perceptions significantly. Let's delve into a tale from the past to illustrate.In the summer of 1898, distinguished economist Irving Fisher was relaxing in the waters of Narragansett Pier, Rhode Island. With a stable position at Yale and a loving family, his life appeared reasonably predictable. But a powerful current swept him away during that seemingly ordinary swim, turning leisure into a life-threatening situation. He fought hard against the tide to return to safety, a stark reminder of how swiftly predictability can become unpredictable.Come autumn, Fisher faced another unexpected challenge. A persistent fever and fatigue drove him to seek answers, leading to a chilling diagnosis: tuberculosis. The disease posed a significant threat at the time and claimed countless lives. Even a respected expert like Fisher had to face life's unpredictability.

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