No one asked for life. No one even asked for the universe to exist in the first place. Moreover, no one asked to be white, black, or brown. One thing is certain: the universe is governed by a force capable of many functions across different dimensions. There is a tool created by this same force, the human being, through which it propagates its effects. The tool claims, 'I am.' However, the Cogito, ergo sum is an illusion. The tool believes it exists, but in reality, it is the force that truly exists. Everything is possible, yet the tool’s body is constrained—unlike the free force that propagates through thoughts and imagination, where free will resides. In the realm of free will, there is no such thing as good or evil. However, the constrained part of existence is sensitive to feelings—especially pain—which makes it necessary to define good and evil for the sake of the constrained. Here is the true cure and the barrier-breaker for the constrained: death. It is the truest friend of the constrained; it sets the will to true freedom and liberates the force from the constrained to blossom within the universe.