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December: Do you believe in fate?
Aly's work for the Balitangs starts somewhat forced but also seems fated, with the trickster's interference and all that follows. Do you believe in fate?
9 comments:
I believe in PROVIDENCE! Just ask the other divas. They hear me all the time. :~)
I do not believe in fate. I believe that what happens to you in life is a result of many things, including your attitude, work ethic and background. However, I do believe luck and timing play a role. Some might call the combination of those two, fate.
I believe in providence as well. :)
I'm with Dia on the luck and timing and hardwork combination. I really think that fate is often pulled out as a cop out type of explanation when things go right (or wrong) for someone.
I agree with you guys. I like the IDEA of fate, though. At least the good kind.
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Yes sometimes I do believe in fate.I think fate is supposed to be something you are destined to do.I believe in hard work and luck.Thank you.
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Things happen neither by fate nor randomly. In our physical reality, an event at this moment arises from a confluence of events, each with their own history of converging events. No result has a single cause or becomes the cause producing a result.
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