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The world attempts to differ with the nudge theory of self-absorbed egocentric nature where a person counts on their conscience when making vital judgments to base their life on. For instance It will show you a couple of victorious married some ones who succeeded from nothing to greatness and on getting inspired, you opt to copy and marry at your lowest with the hope of "getting rich together" but It will not show you how life will turn out like if the two of you don't make it in life as you aspired because the end happening might be scary. The world's monstrosity voices will whisper to you "Oh! Young man/lady, open your eyes, harden that heart of yours, and subdue those heedful sensations of being good See what money can do to you, it will go ahead and show you an alternate route to take to become successful but it will not show you the aftermath of the choices you make because that's empirical. Same voices will tell you "To bump off with self-discipline and morals, after all how being has good benefited you so far apart from getting backstabbed by the people that you cared for? They will then go ahead and give you reasons to not be good anymore but they will not tell you that you can still be a good person and not get hurt because that's worthwhile to you. The point is that the worldly voices will only walk you into tangles of despair, put you below its general epitome and enjoy upon your misery I.e. when you sink deep into the pool of laments, loneliness, abandonment, and all kinds of desperations. The only solution is to listen to your innermost voice and make decisions based on categorical imperative and your internal monologue without involving the world.