> you trust in everything turning out alright. This has no relationship to the real world.
I have tried the opposite: 100% serious balls to the wall control freak & pessimism and mistrust of "everything turning out alright". I'm sad to report that that approach is no good.
I'm starting to think a decent dose of naive "it'll turn out alright" is useful.
I have tried the opposite: 100% serious balls to the wall control freak & pessimism and mistrust of "everything turning out alright". I'm sad to report that that approach is no good.
I'm starting to think a decent dose of naive "it'll turn out alright" is useful.