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I think the wisdom in owning both of these would be easy to dismiss:

We control solutions to problems and we control the existence of those problems in the first place. Solving problems is rewarding. Why not make creating problems and solving them take less effort?

I suppose you’d have to agree with the notion that “things happen and we only control our reactions to them”, as the basis for controlling the existence of problems. I’m sure that’s wrong, but is it that wrong? I think it’s probably right more often than most would like to believe.

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DALLE Prompt: Please show me a picture of a bottle of itching powder (that makes you itch) next to a bottle of itch-relief powder (that relieves itching). Put a little happy cartoon face on the itch-relief face and a stressed, angry cartoon face on the itching powder. Make the cartoon faces very subtle. The image style is 2D, retro/vintage, has a simple color palette (greys, reds, greens), with a pop-art vibe.