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Our Most Ideal Anxiety, Is the Most Likely

  • Jan 4
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jan 9

First off, how truthful is the above statement? It's one of the more enjoyable thought experiments I've came up with.


This statement flows in well with my philosophy of "see the good in the bad and the bad in the good, everything is a spectrum". The potential actual truth of the titled statement above is impossible to know for sure. Is this a good way to think about things?


Essentially, it is saying that the best case scenario for the potentially bad things we see occurring, is most likely what will occur.

 
 
 

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My name is Nick Miller and I am a backyard philosopher. I have created what I call a meta theory of everything which logically conceptualizes anything and everything. I plan to apply it to any thing and every thing I possibly can.

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