The Alchemist did his best to take action in matters he believed he could handle, ensuring all his choices were rooted in an absolute advantage.
Only by doing so could he possibly turn what felt like an unsuitable disadvantage into an advantage in the end.
If we say there isn't much else to understand or to further speculate on the complications that might arise from our current understanding,
then why dwell on doubts and potential complications, and still expect to be satisfied with the collective analysis of the issue?
Considering the problem from a perspective that seems satisfactory and deserving of deeper contemplation, one should ideally possess an analysis worth being satisfied with.
Such understandings then become quite clear, likely something that people can face calmly.
Firstly, these seemingly interesting answers that are likely to be accepted by people no longer necessitate any further resistance.
