> That's the point, though. Once you "see" it, it's way too late. I see your point, but it simply falls to things I rather not care about. Adding a mental/habi

> That's the point, though. Once you "see" it, it's way too late. I see your point, but it simply falls to things I rather not care about. Adding a mental/habitual burden on something that is either unlikely or not that serious isn't just worth it; a life is more relaxed if it can be disregarded. I also acknowledge that it's not something that can be simply chosen though. I do I know about certain things way more than some of my friends, even if I didn't want to.