"どんな出来事の主な特徴は予期されていないことです。"
— Hannah Arendt
Simplified Meaning:
Events are surprising because we don't expect them. Imagine planning a picnic. You check the weather; everything looks perfect. But, on the day, it suddenly rains. The rain is the unexpected event. Think about historical events, too, like the invention of the internet. People didn't know it would completely change how we live and communicate. This was another unexpected event. In our daily lives, surprises happen all the time. Maybe you bump into an old friend at the store even though you had no idea they were in town. These moments are interesting because they catch us off guard. By understanding that life is full of surprises, we can learn to deal with change better. Instead of stressing, we can become more flexible and ready for whatever comes next. This way, we can enjoy the good surprises and better handle the tough ones.
