Nothing is unnatural

 From a biological perspective, nothing is unnatural. Whatever is possible is by definition also natural.

There is no person that knows nothing

In life, there isn’t a single person that knows everything and there is no person that knows nothing. It’s not too late to learn because you just need to develop that interest, talk to people, share with them what you have and learn from them. There is no breakthrough in this world if you are isolated, you can only make a breakthrough by talking to people.

I do not like the idea of happiness

I do not like the idea of happiness — it is too momentary. I would say that I was always busy and interested in something — interest has more meaning to me than the idea of happiness.

Eliminate the task

Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is eliminate the task.

Downsize. The rooms you don't have, don't need to be cleaned.

Donate. The items you don't own, don't need to be organized.

Delete. The projects you don't take on, don't need to be finished.

Is this a problem that needs to be solved? Or is it a problem that can be eliminated altogether?

You still have to deal with things

Sure, at some level, every experience in life boils down to your interpretation of it. And if you can shift your mindset, then perhaps you can turn a negative experience into a positive one. But life is not a hallucination. You still have to deal with things. A healthy perspective can lessen the burden, but so can taking action. A problem that is solved is one that you don't need to mentally reframe.

Sun Tzu on adapting -

A military force has no constant formation, and water has no constant shape: the ability to gain victory by changing and adapting according to the opponent is called genius.

The key to persuasion is to start from a place of curiosity

Sometimes we push on our beliefs so hard that we forget to try to understand where the other person is coming from. We make assumptions about them without knowing their baseline, which takes away our chance to find a middle ground. The key to persuasion is to start from a place of curiosity. Ask questions. Be inquisitive, not judgmental. You may find that you're not as far apart as you think.