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„ Questioning Life’s Path: Contemplating Sleep,Education, and Health in a Predestined World"

„Exploring Free Will, Purpose, and Meaning Amidst Destiny’s Tapestry"

By Jeni JacksonPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

why?

why should i sleep, when i don't want

tomorrow..

why?

why do i have to go to school?

if the outcome is already foreseen.

why?

why?

why do i got sick?

if i was prevented for those things.

do questions realy matter ? ....then why?

Thoughts:

While events may unfold reagardless of the questiona asked.

Asking meaningful questions can help us understand the reason behind

those events and gain insights into their implication .

Its about seeking understanding

and making informed decisions based on

that understanding.

Similarly, the idea of attending school even when the outcome seems predetermined sparks a deeper exploration into the purpose of education.

Beyond the result, school provides a structured environment for learning.

Critical thinking, and personal growth.

It offers opportunities to interact with peers.

Explore diverse subjects and develop essential life skills. The value of education lies not solely in the anticipated outcome. But in the journey of self-discovery and the acquisition of knowledge that shapes our perspectives and decisions throughout life.

Contemplating the question of falling sick despite preventive measures brings to light the complexities of health and immunity.

While precautions can mitigate risks. Our bodies are susceptible to a multitude of factors. Pathogens can evolve, unforeseen circumstances can arise, and individual immune responses can vary. The occurrence of illness serves as a reminder of the dynamic nature of our existence and the limits of our control.

Whats your viewpoint?

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Jeni Jackson

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    Written by Jeni Jackson