We're supposed to acknowledge God in our prayers, because you know that, hey, we don't know what today may bring, you don't know what tomorrow is going to bring, you don't even know that you're not going to get in a wreck in that, or stock market crash, and everything's gone, and whatever else, so this is a prayer that everyone should be praying, and when you're praying that prayer, give us this day our daily bread, you're basically acknowledging that God is the source of life, he's the source of health, he's the source of everything that we need, and so we come to him basically acknowledging his sovereignty over all of our affairs, over our day, and basically saying give us what we need today to accomplish your purposes, and that's the way you should think about these prayers for physical needs, you're praying give us this day everything that we need in order to accomplish your purposes, whether that's life, or health, or strength, or sustenance, so everything, you know, a lot of your prayers for physical needs really do need to take that form, give us what we need today in order to advance your purposes in the world, and I mean that's, even when there's like specific pressing things that you think you need in order to keep on existing in the world, they should be put in that larger category of pray that you resolve this problem so that we can be useful for your kingdom, with an acknowledgement that that may not be his plan, but it is an amazing thought to think that we really are invincible until God wants to take us home, so in books you describe this phenomenon as plot armor, right, you look confused, so plot armor, like the concept of plot armor is the concept of, like if you imagine there's a story that you already know exists, so say that there's a movie, and then you write the prequel next, right, well you know that whatever dangers the person faces in the prequel are not going to be dangers that are going to kill them, because they have to get to the main movie, does that make sense?