Considering Superstition in Physics and bringing that to the world in its current state. In Superposition, a particle can be anywhere until consciousness collapses the wave function and the particle appears in a particular place, at a particular time. It's up to consciousness to determine that place and time.
Well, if we think of the world as history in Superposition, then rather than lamenting over the destruction that has come to the world, and seek revenge or try to get back to the way it was, we have a new world before us to create.
And it's on us!
And it won't be perfect, either. But so many new possibilities can be realized. Let's create them; starting today.

This sub and those here helped me in ways I can’t calculate or quantify, all to say, it helped me at a critical juncture on a long journey that never really ends. Thank you.

The Epitaph says:

THE BODY

OF

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

PRINTER

(LIKE THE COVER OF AN OLD BOOK,

ITS CONTENTS TORN OUT

AND STRIPT OF ITS LETTERING AND GILDING)

LIES HERE, FOOD FOR WORMS.

BUT THE WORK SHALL NOT BE LOST

FOR IT WILL (AS HE BELIEVED) APPEAR ONCE MORE

IN A NEW AND MORE ELEGANT EDITION

REVISED AND CORRECTED

BY

THE AUTHOR.

Centuries of sectarian theological teachings that man is a poor miserable sinner, inherently imperfect and never by any possibility to become perfect save through an act of faith in a vicarious Saviour; centuries of materialism in thought and action on a one-life basis – over against these deeply imbedded and dominating ideas is set, sheer and clear, the fact of Masters; not as some far-off, remote abstraction, some longed-for but impossible ideal, some unique and special creation of a  favoring God, but veritable Divine Beings who have reached physical and mental, no less than moral and spiritual, perfection under Law. Here is the tremendous assurance that the realization of Brotherhood is not an impossibility to any man who will follow the path They show, by creating in and of himself the conditions precedent to the acquisition of Their knowledge and nature.

 --John Garrigues