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In perhaps one of the most profound reflections, he cites a poem that encapsulates the idea of inherent unfairness in the universe. The phrase “The drunk driver has the right of way” encapsulates the sentiment that bad things can happen for no reason, and might often win out over good intentions and justice. Rather than wallowing in self-pity or resentment, he notes the importance of focusing on what can be controlled and preparing for setbacks. This aligns with a broader philosophy of resilience: understanding that life is often unfair, and the best course is to navigate it with a proactive mindset.