It all ain't black and white

Thinking about it, everything isn't either black or white. There are often gray areas in every decision we make and get the law cuts it out as white or black. I have been watching a movie about how law and trial science has impact on how people give judgement. This has indeed made me aware of how the surrounding and background of an individual affects his or her decision making.

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Imaging having a boss who hates cats because he was bullied by a boy who scared him with a scary cat whiles growing up. He has a past full of bad memories for cats and as such will easily see people who own cats as probable bully. This idea isn't entirely true and purely speculative but then many individuals have a mind that work the same way.

I have been trying to approach life as best as I can trying to figure out why good things happen to bad people and why bad things on the other hand also happened to good people. I haven't come to a justifiable end as the more I try reaching in, I find out that the answer is too random and there isn't any pattern or whatsoever to find out what's to come and how to influence positivity in our lives.

Steemit for instance face the same challenge as life does. A new user comes on board with so much enthusiasm that he feels he can really make something happen on steem. He spends several hours researching to put up with a great article only to be flagged by other users who have larger stake shuttering his perspective of what steem is. Life isn't fair and it all ain't black and white, yet growing up we are trained to live it as if it was fair. The truth gets to us at a very late stage that it becomes hard to even accept it later. But then we are meant to succeed.

It all ain't black and white dude. There are gray areas and those who live in those gray areas are the sharks of our time. You can succeed if you put your mind to it.