> The world is like a ride in an amusement park
only difference is, in real world there may be consequences that you may not be able to undo so you may have to be little careful while riding.
> The world is like a ride in an amusement park
only difference is, in real world there may be consequences that you may not be able to undo so you may have to be little careful while riding.
I've seen some pretty janky rides at state and county fairs.
Well, and some people are able to buy nicer seats on the ride with plush seats and air conditioning, and some people have to sit on hard backed plastic that hurts, and some people around you don’t get a seat at all and fall off and die routinely, and the ride keeps moving.
Yea. "Life is an amusement park ride" is a pretty privileged take. If life is like an amusement park ride, there are about 500-1000 people in the world actually riding it, and the remaining 8 billion or so of us are operators, maintenance staff, concession stand workers, and groundskeepers keeping it fun for those 500-1000 riders.
Do you really need to be a billionaire to feel like life is like an amusement park?