The Great Human Error Is to Reason in Place of Finding Out, End Quote

The question at the core of this line of thought is how exactly should we be engaging with our day to day reality? How much effort should you be putting into that process? There's a few different common answers to this question. Some people put in close to zero effort, some people spend almost every second of their life trying to wheel their reality into existence. But then there's a third approach, a middle path, that instead of no activity or over aggressive activity, what Simone Vay calls a sort of negative activity. Where it's not sitting around doing nothing, it's not trying to force things.