You know what? That’s just bullshit. The opposite in true, in fact. Just bringing you some more bad news from the front lines of life. Most things happen arbitrarily and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Go with it.
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I agree. Life is full of random collisions of the exercise of people’s free will, combined with random physical occurrences. It’s significant that things happen to you because they affect you, but what’s even more important is how you deal with them.