A woman is drifting down a river in a canoe. It’s a peaceful drift on a beautiful day. Suddenly, her canoe is blind-sided by another canoe.
Angrily, she sits up and prepares a tirade for the inconsiderate person who wasn’t watching where he was going.
But when she looks, the other canoe is empty. It was floating astray and just happened to run into her.
Her outrage naturally fades. How can you get angry at an empty canoe, aimlessly adrift in the current?
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