REZD-029 JAV - If you truly want to start understanding the world, you should assume that everything that happens is utterly ordinary and that only extraordinary things are worth assigning a causal explanation for. This is because the occurrence of any event can generally be explained by mundane causes, and extraordinary events are more likely to lead to profound revelations or significant consequences. The assumption that ordinary events are just normal and require no explanation helps you focus on the big picture and not get lost in irrelevant details. However, this assumption should not be taken too literally because even ordinary things deserve attention and understanding if they are crucial to your goals and interests. ## Here are some examples of how to imagine different outcomes and their consequences ### Being born in different countries - **North Korea** - I'd face severe shortages and state control. - **The United States** - I'd have access to superior healthcare and employment opportunities. - **The United States, but as a black person** - I'd experience institutional racism and unequal opportunities. - **The United States, but as a woman** - I'd experience inequality in the workplace and daily life. - **The United States, but as a homeless person** - I'd be concerned about fundamental needs for survival. - **The United States, but as a billionaire** - I'd enjoy luxurious vacations and investments. - **Canada** - I'd have access to free healthcare and social programs. - **Canada, but as a woman** - I'd find a balance between healthcare and gender inequality. - 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REZD-029 Movie Information
Producer: Red
Release Date: 25 Jun, 2009
Movie Length: 117 minutes
Custom Order Pricing: $167.31 $1.43 per minute
Subtitles Creation Time: 5 - 9 days
Type: Censored
Movie Country: Japan
Language: Japanese
Subtitle Format: Downloadable .srt / .ssa file
Subtitles File Size: <117 KB (~8190 translated lines)
Subtitle Filename: rezd00029.srt
Translation: Human Translated (Non A.I.)
Video Quality & File Size: 320x240, 480x360, 852x480 (SD)
Filming Location: At Home / In Room
Release Type: Regular Appearance
Casting: Solo Actress
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Copyright Owner: © 2009 DMM
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