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▎The Nature of Change: A Reflection on Our Past, Present, and Future

Understanding Change
As we navigate through life, we often recognize significant changes in our past, but we tend to underestimate the transformations that await us in the future. The person we are today is merely a more mature version of our former selves. We frequently believe that our past experiences and changes hold more weight than what lies ahead. Yet, change is a continuous process that is always at work.

The Comfort of Memory
Our tendency to focus on the past stems from the comfort of memory and experience. Memories provide us with a sense of stability, even though they are not as reliable as we think. Memories can shrink, adjust, and become subjective over time. We often revisit our past, reshaping memories based on current feelings or circumstances.

Examples of Change
Consider how our aspirations evolve: career goals shift, friendships from college may fade, and musical tastes can transform from pop to rock. We might believe that our current interests will remain static, yet we have no way of knowing what future passions or technologies will capture our attention—perhaps innovations that haven’t even been invented yet.

It’s challenging to accept potential changes in our political, economic, social, and religious beliefs. We often think these views are fixed, locked in place. However, our world is constantly reshaping itself through new information and evolving social beliefs.

The Challenge of Prediction
One of the most difficult truths is that we are not good predictors of ourselves. We cannot foresee who we will become in the future. That future self may hold different beliefs and values—perhaps even voting for parties we currently oppose. We often toil away today for a future self we imagine will be motivated and committed, despite sharing the same name and history.

Embracing Evolution
We are creatures of change, continuously evolving over time. Our future selves will look back at our past decisions with a mix of gratitude and frustration. They may feel anger over choices made today that seem limiting or misguided in hindsight.

In essence, our memories are like messages in bottles cast into the ocean of time—each one carrying insights for the future you. Embrace change as a natural part of life’s journey, recognizing that both your past and future selves are shaped by the choices you make today.

if the hacker break the law of quantum physics in order to break the human laws ,do they go to jail or get a Nobel prize or both???

Well ,we don’t know the end cos they’ll be in a superposition of state

I wonder y I keep getting zero after I did that whole thing