Well, this will sound a bit of philosophical blog but I am not worried as I have disabled commenting capability of my blog :)
I got to this conclusion, mentioned in the title, after imagining a lot of intricacies in engulfing into the details of each and every interesting thing you come across. You cannot relish the fun you are supposed to at a particular level of abstraction.
Above paragraph is again abstracted. I will get into the details now.Wiki says "Abstraction is the process or result of generalization by reducing the information content of a concept or an observable phenomenon, typically to retain only information which is relevant for a particular purpose".
So every concept or phenomenon we come across has different levels of abstraction and you should be perfectly knowledgeable to determine your level and only then you can enjoy the concept. For e.g, you can enjoy using MS Word features only when you try to be at abstraction level of using these features to embellish your document and not diving into the details of how the hell these features are converted into bits to processor and graphics card. Similarly, as a technical analyst you need not to worry about the laborious task of functional analyst; each analyst has its own level of abstraction and only this understanding can help you relish you job.
Taking the same argument to situations we face in life, it seems for every phase in life the first thing is to determine the abstraction level required from us to deal with that phase.If you lose your job,your level of abstraction to deal with this predicament is to start building up your skills and start scouting another job. Leave it onto fate to decide on when your account would start getting credited; it is not your abstraction level.When you face some medical emergency, your level of abstraction to deal with this emergency to start scouting for required medical specialist. Leave it onto medical specialist and fate to decide on what would be the outcome of this emergency; it is not your abstraction level unless you are a medical student or practitioner.
At times it happens that if you try to trespass another's level of abstraction then you might end up in a situation which could be more grave than you were entitled to had you enjoyed your own level of abstraction.
I know this is easier said than done...but this is what has struck me since many days and I have charged my blog with it! Sorry for boredom :)
