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What about them?
Then their destiny and will are in conflict.
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What about them?
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Sounds like the same thing to me.
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I say they’re one and the same, if we’ve already established that you can circumvent and change destiny.
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And we’ve reached the point where we’re talking about will, instead of destiny.
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That’s the problem with believing in destiny so hard. One failure deals a blow to your confidence and then it’s all just a consequence of the Ouroboros of self-fulfilling prophecy from there.
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Not even. You fight one destiny off while still putting in effort to improve yourself and you’ll end up with a better one.
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Then you can circumvent that one too.
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Or just a different destiny.
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Sure. But is it worth rushing? Is it worth obsessing over? Do you miss anything along the way by making choices to accelerate or guarantee the event happens? Does anything change based on when it comes to pass, or how it happens? Living it out is one thing. Letting the knowledge influence your life prior is another.
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Random natural wonder I used as an example. Not an important thing.
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Give me anything meat and potatoes and I’ll be loyal to you for life.