Acharya Prashant addresses the issue of repetition and limitations in life, explaining that most people live out of memory rather than intelligence. He describes two ways of dealing with life's situations: the first is to search for a similar past experience and repeat a pre-recorded response, which the mind prefers due to its inherent laziness and inertia. The second way is to treat every situation as new, allowing oneself the space to understand it and generate a fresh response. He terms the former as 'living out of memory' and the latter as 'living out of intelligence' or consciousness.
