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And today, on "Pretty, hot girls and their Instagram accounts", Cl�udia Alende.

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SHE ARRIVED AT HER DESTINATION

The classic situation where you follow your GPS directions and end up somewhere you definitely shouldn't be. And we're not talking about driving down a closed street or entering a parking lot through the exit. No. We're talking about ending up driving on the Seattle light rail tracks while stunned passengers watched from the platform.

According to local reports, the driver ended up with her vehicle on the tracks near Mount Baker Station, forcing authorities to temporarily suspend service while crews removed the car. Fortunately, nobody was injured and there was no collision with any train.

I swear situations like this fascinate me. I mean... how do you even get that far? I understand missing a turn, taking the wrong exit, or getting distracted for a few seconds. But driving onto train tracks means ignoring a considerable number of signs, curbs, physical barriers and, above all, common sense.
And the best part is that the explanation is almost always the same: "I was just following the GPS directions."

Between the people who somehow wedge their cars into pedestrian staircases, those who drive into subway entrances, and those who turn train tracks into improvised roads, I'm increasingly convinced that some people drive looking at a screen instead of the world around them.
It reminds me of the people who put on virtual reality headsets, throw themselves into empty space, run straight into walls, or take off running because their brains decide that what they're seeing is more real than reality itself.



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LOOKS LIKE KARMA, BUT IT ISN�T

People love talking about karma as if there�s some kind of cosmic accountant taking notes on everything you do. Like the universe has a giant spreadsheet keeping track of who�s been a good person and who�s been an asshole so it can later hand out rewards and punishments.
But honestly, there probably doesn�t need to be anything mystical involved to explain a lot of things.

Because more than karma, what really exists is causality. Action and reaction. Consequences. The things you do end up creating an impact on the people around you and on the environment you move through.

If you help others, if you take care of your relationships, if you�re someone people can trust, if you work hard, if you try to bring more solutions instead of problems, then sooner or later that usually creates connections, opportunities and people willing to help you when you�re the one needing support.
Your work can reward you. Your friends can be there for you. People can speak well about you. Recommend you. Give you a hand.
Not because the universe picked you as the main character of some motivational movie. Simply because people react to the way you treat them.

And the exact opposite happens too. If you spend your life hurting others, taking advantage of people, betraying, lying, acting like an idiot or believing you can walk all over everyone without consequences, chances are that sooner or later you�ll end up surrounded by distrust, problems and people wishing you�d disappear from their lives.
Not because the cosmos decided to punish you. But because reactions are usually directly proportional to the shit you cause.

Because in the end, most of the time there�s no need to talk about universal energy, ancestral karma or spiritual nonsense. It�s enough to understand that the world works like a massive chain of causes and consequences.
And when you constantly dedicate yourself to spreading conflict, violence or harm� sooner or later someone ends up speaking back to you in the exact same language you�ve been using all along.



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