The Last Time Always Happens Now
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We're constantly doing things for what will be the last time -- and we have no idea.
The Last Time Always Happens Now Switch to mobile version Raptitude.com Menu About Archives Experiments Courses Contact Best posts RSS The Last Time Always Happens Now { comments closed } 1.2k Facebook Email 6 Pinterest Reddit Share 1.2k SHARES William Irvine, an author and philosophy professor I’m a big fan of, often tries to point people towards a little-discussed fact of human life: You always know when you’re doing something for the first time, and you almost never know when you’re doing something for the last time. There was, or will be, a last time for everything you do, from climbing a
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