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And now, the Rabbi Daniel Appen Show.

The more the world changes, the more we find comfort in the things that never change.

This is Rabbi Daniel Appen on demand, on the Blaze Radio Network.

Greetings, happy warriors, and welcome to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show where I, your rabbi,

I reveal how the world really works. And one of the most valuable aspects of how the world really works is that it rewards the happy warrior. And so when I greet you

all as happy warriors, it's a very real appellation. It does mean something. What is a happy warrior?

A happy warrior recognizes that life is a challenge for everybody. And at its most basic, it's a challenge because

the good Lord created a world with entropy built into it. And entropy is what explains why it is

that a beautifully kept God once neglected will turn into a wild jungle. But no matter

how long you wait, a wild jungle never turns into a beautiful garden. A car that's neglected

and whose upkeep is overlooked will turn into a ruin. But no matter how long you wait,

a ruin will not turn into a car. A home that isn't maintained starts going downhill. Now,

these things are so obvious because we live with them every day. We're so accustomed to them.

We don't realize

that it actually is a feature built into our world. Things deteriorate. They move away from the state

of order. And so it's natural for us human beings to try and bring about a condition of order, a garden instead of a jungle, a farm instead of a swamp, a home instead of a cave.

And what's more is that women are more driven than men to create a state of order. Again, almost everybody knows this,

that a man is much more comfortable living in a state of chaos, a state of disorder, messy,

things all over the place. much less comfortable that wanting to tidy

wanting to create and so one of the first things that people notice when

their male friends get married is that their living conditions to totally

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