Aristotle once pondered over the mysteries of existence. He wanted to solve life's biggest problems and questions. He sat on a river bank as he oscillated back and forth, lost in deep thought.
Then he was jolted back to reality by something astonishing happening right in front of him, which he was paying little attention to.

He saw a man running towards the river/sea with a spoon in his hand. Scoups some water and empties it at a small cup.
He was so serious about his task. Focused and deep in his work. Aristotle asked the man with great curiosity; of what purpose is you doing this?
What are you trying to achieve?.
The man replied; I'm trying to empty all of this river in this cup.

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Aristotle laughed at this great stupidity. How do you intend to accomplish something impossible?
Please just give up and channel your energy elsewhere. The man replied: you too should give up because we are both doing thesame thing.
You're trying to slove the whole of existence in your small head. Channel your energy elsewhere.

Overthinking will never solve your problems. Just channel your energy elsewhere to what you can do and accomplish right at this moment.

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