From the mind of critic: “If we spread a puzzle on the table, and can see where half of it fits together, does it instantly become less enjoyable? Does it begin fun because we have a head start, before it becomes boring due to its increasing easiness? Are puzzles never enjoyable because they’re all too hard, so we wait for somebody else to put them together? Life can have few events, which easily fit together in an simple to understand picture. Life can also have many events, which fit together, but take considerably longer to decipher. Once we realize that events in life are always interconnected no matter how disconnected they seem, we’ll see that life can be chaotically complex when we try to instantly fit it together. Life gets easier however when we pick and area to start from, and go from there. Some puzzles might be hard, but if we don’t look at all the pieces, we’ll never figure out how they fit together.” 🙂