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You know what I was thinking about earlier today? We judge a lot of our life by the big moments - whether good or bad, right? But what about the innumerable smaller moments that surround the big, defining moments? They account for more of life, more of us, but they aren't definitive. Isn't life funny like that? |
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"You know what I was thinking about earlier today? We judge a lot of our life by the big moments - whether good or bad, right? But what about the innumerable smaller moments that surround the big, defining moments? They account for more of life, more of us, but they aren't definitive. Isn't life funny like that?"
There's a book called Sum which has some interesting ideas about that |
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"You know what I was thinking about earlier today? We judge a lot of our life by the big moments - whether good or bad, right? But what about the innumerable smaller moments that surround the big, defining moments? They account for more of life, more of us, but they aren't definitive. Isn't life funny like that?
There's a book called Sum which has some interesting ideas about that "
Thanks! I'm going to look into it   |
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