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If you phrase #4 as "There's a chance that what seems irrational today will make sense in the future" then it makes perfect sense. You can't understand it yet b

by blowski 11y ago

If you phrase #4 as "There's a chance that what seems irrational today will make sense in the future" then it makes perfect sense. You can't understand it yet because you don't have all the facts (or enough wisdom to understand the facts). However, it could also be read as "Everything makes perfect sense, given enough time" and that is pure bullshit. Some things are irrational now and always will be.

d0100 11y ago
> The future explains irrational facts. Explaining an irrational fact doesn't imply validating it or turning into a rational one. Explain: make (an idea, situation, or problem) clear to someone by describing it in more detail or revealing relevant facts or ideas.