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We're not the first generation to think the end is near. Make peace within yourself, and do your best. Don't freak out, you might just survive. We are all on Death Row from the moment we are born.
ReplyDeleteyes, we are
ReplyDeleteThe point of this wasn't that "the end is near".
ReplyDeleteYes, the question is, how will it end. We as a whole have lost our sense of purpose and direction, with nothing to strive for, we are left with nothing but thoughts of death and the ultimate end of humanity.
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