In the novel/movie Life of Pi, after telling both the stories (the one with animals and the one without animals), Pi asks which one is the better story. When Chiba replies, “the story with animals” and Okamoto agrees with him, Pi comments: “And so it goes with God.” What did he mean?

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In the novel/movie Life of Pi, after telling both the stories (the one with animals and the one without animals), Pi asks which one is the better story. When Chiba replies, “the story with animals” and Okamoto agrees with him, Pi comments: “And so it goes with God.” What did he mean?

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In the novel/movie Life of Pi, after telling both the stories (the one with animals and the one without animals), Pi asks which one is the better story. When Chiba replies, “the story with animals” and Okamoto agrees with him, Pi comments: “And so it goes with God.” What did he mean?

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In the novel/movie Life of Pi, after telling both the stories (the one with animals and the one without animals), Pi asks which one is the better story. When Chiba replies, “the story with animals” and Okamoto agrees with him, Pi comments: “And so it goes with God.” What did he mean?

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