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Transcription
Life is compared to an arch, from beginning to end. It is emphasized that you cannot change your direction in life. Despite the changes that occur over time, nature itself remains unchanged. Life is seen as an unpredictable adventure, dependent on chance rather than personal choices. The speaker suggests going to the kitchen for lunch, highlighting the lack of choice in the matter. Life is a sort of arch, arrival to departure. You can't switch direction Charles. Each century brings changes but actually nature doesn't change. Life is a rich adventure and largely a question of chance. You don't choose your future as you choose a chocolate or a piece of cheese. Let's adjourn to the kitchen for chicken and chips. No choice for lunch you see, Charles.
