Embrace the Uncertainty of Reality

Reality acts as a novelty-selecting phenomenon, suggesting a compelling sense of change and unpredictability. The proximity to death seems to enhance one's perception, evidenced by historical figures like Socrates, who claimed prophetic abilities in his final moments. This mantic perception allows for reflections on the future and consequences of actions, highlighting the eeriness of foresight as one nears the end. The notion that reality is becoming increasingly strange and complex invites deeper contemplation and dialogue about the unfolding experiences of life.