Think about what you worried about two years ago. Can you even remember? That’s your answer for today too.

Not being able to retrieve it is the whole argument. Something took up a serious share of your attention and has now vanished so completely that you cannot even name it, which tells you what this week’s version is likely to be worth in two years. Worry is loud and almost never durable.

Write the current one down with today’s date, and set a reminder two years out to read it. In the meantime, treat loudness as a poor guide to importance.