Delusion is perhaps becoming a normal human condition. The question isn't about finding the right position and answers for everyone; the main thing is to find answers for yourself. The popularization of theoretical research is more of an attempt to convey understanding to people who sponsor science and understand little or nothing about it, or who hold superficial views. Trying to explain the incomprehensible to the masses is perhaps a consequence of society's modern consumerist attitude toward any problem "now." Individuality is suppressed, and if they have the strength to preserve their inner fire and even shine, they become idols. But even this process is technologically driven; stars are churned out according to the demands of the masses. Is the desire to live according to what is considered right really true? This is just one way to understand yourself by living this life and drawing certain conclusions for yourself. We decide what is right and what is wrong ourselves, based on our illusory life platform, which we construct from urban trash and, having perched ourselves on, begin to pontificate about the meaning of life. Complex things are made up of simple things, just like our human joys: we rejoice in a ray of sunshine, a good mood, a joke, or we are saddened by various, yet equally banal, reasons. And at the center of all this ordered chaos are we, as we are now. You can reflect as much as you like, as you search for meaning, but life is here—breathe in and experience the beauty. Everything else will follow (for a complete experience).