Rizwan Virk

As an interesting way, again, another metaphor for how we think about life is that perhaps we've had some of these things laid out for us, but we're still free to make our choices along the way.

And I think it gives us a richer experience of life as we go through the game.

Right, you're here one way.

What are you going to do?

One way or the other, right?

Right.

And I think that's the key is we all get different messages for when we're on the right path and when we're not.

And I think we sometimes sense that, right?

Sometimes things just kind of flow easily and other times they don't necessarily.

But yeah, I agree.

I think viewing the game in that way based on your own signals

in your brain, in your body, that is telling you.

Your intuition, right?

Right.

And there's different ways to think about that.

Some people have suggested, some physicists have suggested that there are these possible futures

and that they are sending back information from the future to the present.

Because time doesn't really exist the same way.

Again, when we get back into quantum mechanics, it starts to be weird.

But there's a guy named Fred Allen Wolfe, who was one of these Berkeley physicists in that book.