Ape dung or fate?

A joke circulating on the Internet, a chimpanzee accidentally stepped on a gibbon stool.

The gibbon cleaned it carefully, and finally they fell in love.

On the wedding day, everyone asked, how did you get together?

Chimpanzees said with emotion that "it's ape dung" and "it's all ape dung"

This joke is a great mockery of ape dung.

But many people think that fate is sacred, manipulated by the first hand in the world and carefully planned by the land god.

Of course, this is just a hypothesis. The more magical and romantic, the more self-deception.

Fate is a word that can be understood both ways. Meeting is fate, breaking up is fate.

This is what is called contradiction in Chinese.

What is fate? Is it inevitability in contingency or contingency in inevitability?

Excessive dialectics will only make reason unable to let go and perception unable to transform.

After all, fate is a good wish. The existence of god is presupposed, and the extremely accidental accident is turned into necessity. Otherwise, those vows will lose their theoretical basis. Love has also become pale and powerless.

But these are wishful thinking. In fact, it is not the so-called fate that determines people's acquaintance, but interest. As long as the tastes are the same, even if two people are thousands of miles apart, they can smell it all over the world.