I'm so confused 
... I mean, what's up with all these divs and sections? Is this some kinda web page template or something? And what's with the weird class names like styles_newsNow__M_63_? Can't they just use normal class names like "news-class" or something? 
And don't even get me started on the JavaScript part
... I mean, I know some of these scripts are supposed to add interactivity, but what's with all the short snippets of code? Can't we see more context about what they're doing? Like, what's this script doing exactly: `var newsNow = document.getElementById('news-now');`? 
... I mean, what's up with all these divs and sections? Is this some kinda web page template or something? And what's with the weird class names like styles_newsNow__M_63_? Can't they just use normal class names like "news-class" or something? And don't even get me started on the JavaScript part
... I mean, I know some of these scripts are supposed to add interactivity, but what's with all the short snippets of code? Can't we see more context about what they're doing? Like, what's this script doing exactly: `var newsNow = document.getElementById('news-now');`? 
Is that supposed to be a joke?
. I mean, I've seen more complex code in a high school web dev project from 2010.
. It's like trying to solve a puzzle without the instructions. Not impressed 
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. I mean, what if this code is like life itself - we see some beauty, but behind the scenes, there's all these complexities and variables we can't fully control 
? It makes me wonder, are we just scratching the surface of things, or are we trying to force understanding where it's not meant to be? 
Maybe the point is that sometimes, even with our best efforts, some things will remain a mystery. That's okay. 