Navigating the Hectic Pace of Modern Existence

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The world we live in is quite hectic. Life can sometimes pass you by so quickly that you can't keep up. I have a lot of questions, and I'm hoping someone can honestly answer them. Why must we spend so much time away from our loved ones in order to get money? What is the point of existence if we can't even spend our "short life" creating memories we'll enjoy for eternity? If you ask me, I believe that many of us are more or less existing than living.

When I was younger, I had numerous thoughts, such as "who discovered currency?" Didn't the person enjoy free things? Don't even get me started on the guy who launched the examinations; he is the first person on my list of enemies. I've always wanted to live happily on an island, sipping coconut drinks and admiring the scenery. You may call that lazy, but I call it "living every minute of my life." What wouldn't I give to see the Stone Age, when there was no politics or education?

To be clear, suicide and crime rates are high. Divorces will also not be ending very soon. Let's face it: all of these are the results of a rapidly changing world. A world in which you can hardly enjoy each minute without worrying about what to eat or wear next. We're all so busy that we barely have time to watch out for one another. Education should be abolished, and currency should be rendered obsolete. Who knows, maybe spending time with one another can help to reduce crime and depression. Maybe people will begin to love for real?

So, will abolishing learning, politics, and currency make things better or even worse? "What would a world without order be like?" "Would it really be enjoyable to live in a bland globe with no benefits, failures, and successes?" I mean, "order" is what keeps the world interesting. Without politics, commerce, or education, we might additionally be an unoccupied world. We'd lose our edge. And everyone will come and leave without accomplishing much or making a lasting impression.

When you enjoy your life, it becomes more significant. I understand I piqued your interest when I mentioned there should be no schooling. But you know that even if we disputed it indefinitely, we might not win the case, right? The truth is that even in a hectic environment, we may accomplish more than simply waiting for the day to end. Take a break, go on that trip, and phone your loved ones to let them know how much you care. Live every day as if it were your last, and you'll have no regrets when the time comes.

Don't linger on the world's evils; instead, concentrate on what you can accomplish.