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Philosophy, the daily questions that run through our head; the reasoning in why we are here today and why we are here on this earth. In my eyes, the world's outlook on philosophy is more indulgent on the idea of ‘Live your life to its fullest'. The reasoning that leads me to believe this is the known fact that we all do our best, or what we think is our best to try to get through one day after another. Life continuously throws us curve balls that are supposed to startle us into a new and separate change. Whether that change is good, or whether that change is bad always seems to throw me off.

The good changes can run down to you winning the lottery or getting a good grade in class, while the more harmful changes may run down to a loved one dieing or you failing all your classes and having to repeat all of them. Changes only prepare you for the decisions in life you will be forced to make ahead, while dealing with them you grow a certain outlook on life and continually stop to......

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