Bryan Johnson describes growing up in a narrow reality that taught him only one way to see the world. He uses divorce as an example: what looks like failure might actually be better. He's asking what invisible possibilities you're missing because you're stuck in your own fish bowl.
I was raised in this small community in a singular reality. I wasn't taught these basic skills of understanding multiple realities. What are the realities you're playing with? And just like you were saying, when you navigate and say there are other realities that could make even more sense or even be better than the current reality, where you think, if this reality ends, like me being a family man dad and I transition to become a divorced dad, it actually can be a better outcome than this one I had. I just wasn't trained by anyone with versatility of thought. How do you navigate these tricky things where I was capt in certain ideas and ways of being, and it paralyzed me.
