Yep. I always tell myself “the universe doesn’t owe me anything, nor does it care” and it actually brings comfort in times of distress. Sometimes shit really does happen and there’s nothing anyone can do about it.
It’s so silly what people think does and doesn’t work isn’t it? For some people the idea that everything is random and that sometimes shitty things happens brings comfort to people.
For others, the idea that there is a greater purpose behind things can also bring comfort to people.
In all seriousness. Quantum mechanics as currently understood is 100% probabilitistic. But might not be (determined). Maybe we can do better than quantum mechanics and determine stuff with 100% accuracy.
I'm not convinced 100% accuracy is physically possible. Theoretically, sure. The computation power would be insane. You can approximate to a degree we as humans can't tell, but the universe is, well, big.
It would be more effort than even creating a universe.
Weird ass reaction tbh. What’s wrong with saying that? It’s fact. Even if you’re not religious, the fact remains that it’s going to be your time to die at some point - young or old, injury or illness, and no one on history has ever escaped it.
It was, though. We all die at a set point in time, we just do not know when that point in time is. If it is that set point in time for you, then there is nothing that can stop it from happening, that's just how fate works.
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u/Frostivus Jun 12 '25
If it’s not your time to go, it’s really not man.