Can we escape fate?
From a young age, I was indoctrinated to want to hold fate by the throat like Beethoven, I was taught knowledge to change fate, and I was told that fate is in my own hands. is this real? Can we change those fates in the dark?
It is said that this is an era of belief in science, and we must eradicate ignorance and ignorance. I'm in favor of dialectical materialism, but still occasionally confused. I've only lived twenty years, and I don't think I'm qualified to talk about fate. I just want to ask if we can ever escape — destiny, something that cannot be perceived and never discovered.
When I was in high school, I heard that there was a classmate who took the test for three years in a row, but missed the school of his dreams because of one or two points. In fact, everyone knew that the classmate had already achieved that level. I can sigh and say that he has no such luck in his life.
When looking for a partner, I found someone who likes each other, but one is going to study and the other is going to work hard. After all, it is still unable to resist the erosion of time and distance. How difficult it is to meet the real other half in one's life. I don't think that you end up in church hand in hand, and the one who will grow old is your other half. In my opinion, the real other half is that you never think of it, but it has always been in your heart. TA may support all your happiness and happiness without you knowing it. ta. It's a pity that we met at the wrong time. I would occasionally ask myself why I hadn't met at another time, and I would think it was fate.
I remember a joke that a doctor went to a fortune teller to figure out when to get married. The gentleman said that knowledge changes fate. In fact, this is a very cold joke, and I will laugh at myself after listening to it. People's time and energy are limited. I am so busy studying and enjoying life as I am now that I have no other time and energy to spend on finding objects. I can only wait. How could there be no time? Some would say I still don't want to. There are so many contradictions here that I can't tell. But to a certain extent, knowledge really changes fate.
I heard from an acquaintance that one year when intellectuals were engaged in sports in Beijing, a student dreamed that his grandfather scolded him in a dream and told him to go home. Later, the person thought about it and went home, and everyone knew the consequences. After that, he went back and found a good job. You said, this is not particularly mysterious.
I found that my lifeline was short, and I was occasionally scared, wondering if I could escape my fate.
Whether there is destiny, yes, it may make me more indifferent, comfort myself with destiny, saying that this cannot be changed. No, it may be very depressed and tangled, why can't you grasp it well.
Now I just try my best to do what I want to do, and I have no regrets or complaints for the time being. In fact, I believe in fate more and more.
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