πŸ”πŸ₯š What will get you the ideal life? πŸ€“βš 

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"Are you going to be happy if you have this ideal life? Or is being happy what's going to get you this ideal life?" I asked.

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"Well, what came first, the chicken or the egg?" My client said. 😏

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He sounded smug, as if that somehow settled it.

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As if that was somehow enough of an excuse to justify further inaction.

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Further stuckness.

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"You know what? Let's take a second here." I said.

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πŸ€“βš  (nerd-alert)

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"Genetic drift happens naturally. Each new generation is a little bit different than their parents. The difference is random. Over (a lot of) time, the differences that improve survival and/or reproduction are the ones that stick. After enough of this change, you'll have a new species. Like a chicken."

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"So at some point, there was the first chicken. That chicken came from a creature that was almost a chicken, but not quite a chicken. That first chicken was still born from an egg, which must have come first."

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My client was silent.

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"So, enough avoiding the question," I said. "Will having the ideal life make you happy? Or will being happy give you the ideal life?"


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