Even though the world is full of interesting things, people still worry and struggle

• Fact 1: The world is filled with so many interesting things.

  • There are so many contents in the world that cannot be consumed within a lifetime.
    • I always think this whenever I come across good works, etc.
  • There are countless things that seem interesting to think about, learn, or create.
  • There are also countless exciting unknown experiences.
  • (As long as one can maintain basic needs) There are probably countless interesting things in this world.

• Fact 2: People worry, struggle, and suffer.

  • If I narrow down the subject, at least I worry, struggle, and suffer.

• At first, I thought Facts 1 and 2 contradict each other.

  • However, when I calmly write down the logic that connects the two, Facts 1 and 2 can actually coexist.
  • If “continuously experiencing interesting things,” then “worries do not arise” is false.
    • That is also part of life.
  • If “there are plenty of interesting choices in the world, people choose the more interesting option,” is also false.
    • There are various other criteria for evaluation.