A Friend? said today to me, "There's only a 30% chance you will outlive your wife." I said, "I don't believe that."

Why?

Because life is always completely unexpected. For example, my wife is a planner and planners often are worriers too.

However, I have found in my life that planning often doesn't work about 50% of the time or more. Why?

Because of unexpected occurrences that's why?

So, no matter how good of a planner you might be it's about 50% possible plus or minus 25% that your plans aren't worth anything at all because of changes in the world around you.

Governmental changes

Weather changes

Unexpected changes

unpredictable changes

Because of this I don't like to plan too far ahead beyond "Well. if all goes well I would like to do this."

However, even then I know I likely will have to change the dates of things I want to do because of:

Governmental changes

Weather changes

Unexpected changes

unpredictable changes

Therefore, the future mine or your or ours or whatever cannot realistically be predicted with any certainty at all.

So, from my point of view I could die the next moment or tomorrow or 1000 or even 10,000 years from now.

What is the likelihood of any of this?

I don't know and neither do you.

This is why I don't believe what he says.

For example, I would have told you that my father would definitely outlive my mother in 1980.

However, he passed away in 1985 and my mother lived to be 90 in 2008. Go Figure!

You just don't know what the future will be mostly in the short or long run.

This is Why I'm grateful that God made me a precognitive intuitive where I see the future sometimes.

However, often I only see about 10% of the future which is enough to keep me alive through almost anything.

By God's Grace