<p>" I am more and more convinced that our happiness or unhappiness depends far more on the way we meet the events of life, than on the nature of those events themselves" -Wilhelm von Humboldt</p>
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<p>----> Happiness and unhappiness derived significantly from the nature of events we encounter. My perspective contradicts with Wilhelm von Humboldt’s. I strongly disagree with Wilhelm von Humboldt’s point of view because of various reasons. The way we meet the events of life is not essential, it is the how we faced it.</p>
<p>—> Our brain capacity is limited. It is scientifically proven that human brain can stored limited amount of information. Most of the informations are event the we encounter and impacts our life. In the other hand, the way that we encounter the events is easily forgotten. It takes three times greater to recollect small details than big ones that revolutionizes our life. In 1999, a famous scientist researched about human brain. He has proven that the aggregate amount of small details are laborious to remember.</p>
<p>----> The way that we encounter the events is not significant. The way we encounter the events is analogous to find a job. Most humans are illiberal race, we considered the content of the job and the outcome of the job even we abhor it. We are flippant about the way we got it, but we vigously determine the process and the outcome of it.</p>
<p>----> The author’s perspective is gullible, humans are a selfish race. We don’t concern the initiative input, we only care about the outcome. I vigously believed that we are flippancy is very common in the way we encounter events.</p>