> You start feeling better and then you start doing a thing (or more) you suddenly have time and energy for. But then, why even bother calling the feeling "bet

> You start feeling better and then you start doing a thing (or more) you suddenly have time and energy for. But then, why even bother calling the feeling "better" in the first place if the cause is really something unknowable? Why bother calling it "better" or "worse" if there isn't anything to be done about it and it's just another phase of mental energy like clouds in the sky? Is a clear day "better" than a stormy one? What does the "better" even mean here?