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“Our lives, reduced to mere hours, minutes, seconds, how cruel.”
“Humanity, forever walking the incredible thin line between kindness and cruelty.”
“I realised how terrible it must be to be at home everywhere for it means to be at home nowhere!”
“Some scars never fade, but gradually we learn to navigate life's journey.”
“It occurred to me that losing one thing is way more difficult than losing everything, you noticed?”
“The name itself, Carcosa, sounds like a secret code or something…”
“Can I propose a toast to the fragility of life and the weight of mortality?”
“We all have to die one day, we might as well die with some obscure meaning attached to it.”
“The empires of steel are gone, replaced by empires of silicone.”
“Death is what gives our lives urgency, an awareness that time isn't infinite.”
“Hope has then also effectively been automated and even been digitalised.”
“Long ago I thought I knew myself, now my knowledge about myself is nothing but a empty shell…”
“Love, a deadly dance with a promise that we might not end up keeping!”
“Like a moth is drawn to the light we are drawn to melancholy, we succumb to it.”