PREDICTABLE PERIOD OF LIFE 1

In the last article, we talked about differentiation and the possibility of differentiation in our lives (see the last article). If life is simple, continuous, and there is no sudden situation, there will be no difficulty in predicting the future.

Mathematically, such a function is called a'smooth function'. It's a name that gives you a rough idea of which function you need, even without explanation. A non-smooth function is one that contains singularities. It is not smooth even when viewed by the public.

The life function is a non-smooth function, so it is difficult.

Even a fortune teller cannot predict his life. So, as an ordinary person, the desire to predict life may be'abuse'.

But there are smooth parts of life. That is, there is a section in which differentiation is possible and predictable. If you subdivide your life into such predictable sections, make predictions and plans for each section, and practice accordingly, you will have a life that you can control.

 

How long is the predictable period of life?

It can be a month for some, a week for others, or a day for others. You can find out your predictable period by thinking of how often the unpredictable events come. Try it and you will know.

Normally, you're going to make a life plan, and you're getting a lot of headaches from planning a short term to a long term. It is impossible. You don't know how many singularities there are in a long-term plan. It is likely to give you frustration.

Frequent failures reduce the sense of accomplishment and eventually lead to the meaninglessness of the plan, creating an unplanned life. There is no choice but to live life in a given environment. Nevertheless, you have to plan. The result will be repentance in front of the'diary'. In the next article, I would like to suggest ways to avoid reflection in front of the diary.