How can I be wrong if there is no right?

[Liferuiner]

I'm kind of realizing this, I always knew what I did or my past mistakes, regrets, you could call them, they were wrong

But

How can I be wrong if there is no right?

In Maths you can't have a wrong answer unless you know for sure there's a correct answer

But somehow we don't look at life that way

I cannot realistically look at myself and say "I could have done this" maybe I can cope now after years that I had a choice but truthfully I didn't

and I wasn't wrong, I just picked one variable of all the wrong answers I could've picked, every answer was wrong, it's just my mind's imagination and wishful thinking now trying to convince me one of them was the correct answer, when none of them were

 

[25thBaam]

This doesn’t really make any sense, not every answer would be wrong because there would’ve still been a choice that fits the description of what’s “right” no?

 

[imontheloose]

Because life isn’t mathematics. There aren’t absurdities like the intersection of two parallel lines which don’t even have complex solutions. You can merely say they’d intersect at a limit to inf.

How is there no right in life? This post is unintelligible.

 

[Liferuiner]

Because life isn’t mathematics. There aren’t absurdities like the intersection of two parallel lines which don’t even have complex solutions. You can merely say they’d intersect at a limit to inf.

How is there no right in life? This post is unintelligible.

This doesn’t really make any sense, not every answer would be wrong because there would’ve still been a choice that fits the description of what’s “right” no?

yeah tbh I was just trying to not blame myself for once because that's literally all I do everyday; but yeah

idk what you mean by intersection of parallel lines but

Yes, there's the infinite amount, in maths which in life it's possible to reach and my theory was there's no equivalent of that in life, but there definitely is, we solve really complex problems every single day

what I meant by there's no right is there's always a lose lose, of course there's the better choice but I was questioning how would I know if that is indeed the better choice if I don't have the answers myself, and I'm just speculating at that point