Choices.

David Kellogg Lewis proposed the concept of "modal realism", according to which all possible worlds are real in the same way that the actual world is. How many possible worlds are there? What makes them different, and what do they all have in common? The answers, of course, differ from person to person.

Reality is something your mind creates; Your senses only interpret data; you can't be sure if what you're seeing is actually what you're seeing. Some argue that there is no such thing as "reality" and that everyone has their own: situations have an effect on you in the way you believe they have an effect on you.

We should ask ourselves from time to time: "Why do we have so much sadness in our lives if we are the ultimate masters of our reality?" -It’s a choice.

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