Choice Or Fate

Summary

The text reflects on the interplay between choice and fate in the face of adversity and the human tendency to seek excuses instead of solutions.

Abstract

The article "Choice Or Fate" delves into the philosophical debate of whether life's outcomes are determined by our choices or predestined by fate. It acknowledges the discomfort of not achieving what one feels they deserve and the pain that comes from unmet goals. However, it suggests that these experiences can lead to personal growth, resilience, and wisdom. The text cautions against the allure of excuses, which can be tempting in times of hardship but ultimately lack the substance to overcome challenges. Instead, it encourages confronting difficulties head-on, even when resources or knowledge seem inadequate.

Opinions

The author posits that failure or unfulfilled expectations, while painful, do not justify harming others.
Experiences of failure and hardship are seen as opportunities for transformation and strength.
Excuses are viewed as temporary and ineffective substitutes for actual solutions.
The text implies that personal development is a preferable response to adversity compared to seeking excuses.
It is suggested that facing challenges directly, without excuses, is a more effective approach to problem-solving.

They don’t ever arm any to harm many

It is no fair game assuming that It is a rather dismal scenery Just because you cannot catch up There is no excuse for complacency Even when losing the thread

Not receiving What you deserve Falling out of your aim Those might hurt hearts and minds But they don’t ever arm any to harm many

They break, destroy And leave some soulless Also, they teach, transform So, some become tough, stronger, and wiser Is it a choice? Or fate?

If we need excuses Even far in the darkness, they will be found Luring like gems in a desert Glimmering as candlelights in the abyss But they cannot replace the solutions

Being candles, they lose their wax in a flash Their flame dies when any gentle zephyr goes by They are no gems, for all are the same in different colors Thus, we better face the hurdles from the outset Though resourceless, powerless, or even ill-informed

Choice Or Fate

They don’t ever arm any to harm many

If Only They Knew

What they wanted

Steadily

We may reach our goal

Enduring Aspiration

Straps imperfectly tangled