Is Destiny Real, or Is Life Just a String of Random Events?
- B. Pellizzer
- Apr 1
- 2 min read

Some folks swear everything’s already written—that every step we take follows an invisible script, scribbled by hands we’ll never see. Others say life’s pure chaos, a messy domino effect where randomness rules the show. But what if it’s a little bit of both? What if destiny is just a game of probabilities, where every choice we make opens one door and slams a thousand others shut?
One wrong turn, a thirty-second delay, a spilled cup of coffee. Tiny things that change everything. If you had left five minutes earlier, you might’ve met someone who’d turn your life upside down. If you had said “yes” instead of “no,” maybe you’d be living in another city, another country—living a completely different story. How many alternate futures have we already lost without even knowing?
And yet, some moments feel too perfect to be random. Coincidences so bizarre they make you wonder if they were ever coincidences at all. A book falls off a shelf, landing open on the exact quote you needed to read. A reunion that feels like the universe cashing in on an old debt. A dream that warns you about something that hasn’t even happened yet.
Maybe destiny isn’t a straight, predetermined road but more like a stormy sea—where every decision shifts the tide. A game board that rearranges itself as we play, with certain pieces already set, just waiting for us to make the right move.
In the end, maybe we’ll never know. Maybe life’s just a puzzle where the pieces fall into place on their own—or a game where we’re blindly rolling the dice. But one thing’s for sure: every choice, no matter how small, can rewrite everything. Whether it’s fate or just luck, doesn’t really matter. What matters is that we’re here, playing, living, shifting the course of our own story with every step we take.
So what do you think? Are we following a script, or are we just rolling the dice in the dark?
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