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Plenty of arguments can be made here: 1. A lifetime is enough to experience everything that you listed. 2. Honestly, not everyone is interested to experience
by rTX5CMRXIfFG 4y ago
Plenty of arguments can be made here:
1. A lifetime is enough to experience everything that you listed.
2. Honestly, not everyone is interested to experience everything that you think everyone should experience.
3. What is the point of experiencing them?
4. Experiences and relationships are valuable only because they are time-limited, either by change or death.
- kiba 4y ago4. Experiences and relationships are valuable only because they are time-limited, either by change or death. Not true by any stretch of imagination.
- rTX5CMRXIfFG 4y agoWhy not?
- gallerdude 4y ago1. Maybe, but I’m sure there’s more that I want to do in life than what I listed out in about 10 minutes 2. My point isn’t that they should experience those things, it’s that there’s so much to experience. 3. What’s the point of anything? 4. When I think of the relationships in my life that went too long or too short, the ones that went on for too long I don’t feel too bad about. The ones that went too short are a completely different class - I feel far more regret and sadness.
- pawelmurias 4y ago4.Experiences and relationships are valuable only because they are time-limited, either by change or death. Nope. They would be more valuable if they where not time-limited.
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