Maybe the world was like a revolving door, it occurred to him as his consciousness was fading away. And which section you ended up in was just a matter of where your foot happened to fall...And there was no logical continuity from one section to another. And it was because of this lack of logical continuity that choices really didn't mean very much.
The character reflects on the nature of existence, comparing the world to a revolving door. He contemplates how one's circumstances seem random, with no clear connection between choices or outcomes. This visualization speaks to the unpredictability of life and our position within it.
Furthermore, he grapples with the idea that since there is no coherent flow or logic to the way events unfold, the choices we make may ultimately hold little significance. This perspective suggests a sense of futility, as the direction in which we find ourselves is dictated more by chance than by our decisions.
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