Rolf The Dobelle. The philosophy of the good life (№ 398328)

We believe that life depends on our plans, but in reality this is often not the case. The role of accidents is very large, much greater than we can imagine. The idea of fate, fortune (different gods and goddesses of good fortune that accompanied the life of man for thousands of years and enabled in the usual way of thinking) over the past century has been completely etched. So we are so much shocked when "nothing" happens something bad and unexpected. Trouble, accident, cancer, war, sudden death. Until last century, people perceived the sorrow and disaster, so to speak, more readily. Our minds were better prepared for the twists and turns of the wheel of Fortune. But today the blows of fate means only "system failure". No, an integral part of the good life should be the placement on the previous, important ideas about the blind case, Fortuna.