Wrestling is unique because it allows for real-time iteration; if someone gets hurt, the story has to change. This unpredictability keeps it alive and interesting, as something unexpected is always happening.

In wrestling, anything is possible. We expect the unexpected, and it's a way to experience the energy of a sport without competition. Everyone works together to put on the best show, making it more like a ballet than a sporting event.

The energy created in wrestling is honest in a world where nothing seems to be. We often make up stories to explain our limited data, and wrestling embodies that uncertainty.

In some ways, wrestling is more honest because we start with the idea that it's fixed. In contrast, we go to other sports expecting them to be real, even though they might not be.

Pro wrestling is closer to reality than anything else we can watch because we know it's made up and a performance. It's storytelling, and that's how everything is, except we think wrestling is fake and the world is real.

Performing in concerts is very different from competing; it has been liberating to express myself freely without the strategic elements of competition.

I've had concerts where everything goes wrong, yet I perform well, which I attribute to a carefree attitude that allows me to play freely.

When stressed, I escape reality by watching anime, which helps me unwind and take my mind off things.

It's important to enjoy activities for their own sake, rather than obsessing over improvement or competition.