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Read Something Great Timeless articles from the belly of the internet. Manually curated. Served 5 at a time. LIVING BETTER The Finality of Everything Lawrence Yeo | 7 minutes Tomorrow is not guaranteed for any of us, yet we live life as if a fresh day awaits us each morning. This is the paradox of our existence: we are aware of our finiteness, but view life through the lens of the infinite. Perhaps this was evolution’s way of patching up our minds to keep an existential crisis at bay. After all, if we truly lived everyday like it was our last, we’d find ourselves in enough precarious…
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