Do you like spoilers in REAL life NOT ONLY in movies?
Have you noticed something interesting? You can hardly find a person who likes spoilers. Right? We don't want for someone to ruin a good movie for us. I remember when I went to see the Sixth Sense with Bruce Willis for the first time, of course. There were people leaving the movie theater, while we were waiting to buy tickets and popcorns. There was a guy shouting he's a ghost, he's a ghost. I didn't pay too much attention to it. He seemed like he was drunk or something. Little did I know what he'd ruined a perfect movie for me, which I could have enjoyed much more, if it hadn't been for this tiny but very important detail. The latest spoiler incident I could remember is probably the most tragic one for the fans. I remember there was a guy who actually printed at the back of his SUV: Hans Solo dies in the Force Awakeness. Maybe, he was just showing off as one of the first viewers, but this is probably one of the worst crimes against humanity known to me, lol.
Now, here's my point or better to say a question. If we don't like spoilers in the movies, how come we accept spoilers in the real life? Meaning, why do we wish to know what's going to happen in our lives? What happened to the element of surprise? Am I going to get this job? What's going to happen with this client? How much I'm going to earn at the end of the year? We have been constantly tortured by these and similar wishes and questions. Why? Imagine that you actually get an answer to one of these questions. Wouldn't that spoil the fun? Imagine how this could affect your life. It's just like some time traveler has decided to completely ruin your life. He may say exactly what's going to happen in your life and you can become completely lost or totally demotivated.
I don't know and I don't want to know what's going to happen with my next project. The X factor is what makes me be so happy about it. Why should I waste my energy and time on unrealistic thoughts and wishes? I wish I could know what is going to happen with this or that. No! I don't want to know! Because I know for sure that there's no way of knowing it. So, why bother? You need every single atom of your strength and every single second invested in the right place to succeed. So, I just don't understand why so many people waste their precious resources and even money in the prediction industry? You know what I'm talking about, don't you? For me, it's all the same. If you are reading a today's horoscope or paying to some guy to predict you future in some more or less legitimate way. My message is, enjoy the movies, enjoy the life, without spoilers!
Do you think I'm right or wrong when it comes o spoilers in real life? Do we need them, although we know for sure they aren't reliable? Are you a pro-spoiler or anti-spoiler guy?
Now, here's my point or better to say a question. If we don't like spoilers in the movies, how come we accept spoilers in the real life? Meaning, why do we wish to know what's going to happen in our lives? What happened to the element of surprise? Am I going to get this job? What's going to happen with this client? How much I'm going to earn at the end of the year? We have been constantly tortured by these and similar wishes and questions. Why? Imagine that you actually get an answer to one of these questions. Wouldn't that spoil the fun? Imagine how this could affect your life. It's just like some time traveler has decided to completely ruin your life. He may say exactly what's going to happen in your life and you can become completely lost or totally demotivated.
I don't know and I don't want to know what's going to happen with my next project. The X factor is what makes me be so happy about it. Why should I waste my energy and time on unrealistic thoughts and wishes? I wish I could know what is going to happen with this or that. No! I don't want to know! Because I know for sure that there's no way of knowing it. So, why bother? You need every single atom of your strength and every single second invested in the right place to succeed. So, I just don't understand why so many people waste their precious resources and even money in the prediction industry? You know what I'm talking about, don't you? For me, it's all the same. If you are reading a today's horoscope or paying to some guy to predict you future in some more or less legitimate way. My message is, enjoy the movies, enjoy the life, without spoilers!
Do you think I'm right or wrong when it comes o spoilers in real life? Do we need them, although we know for sure they aren't reliable? Are you a pro-spoiler or anti-spoiler guy?