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“Este curios, pe măsură ce timpul meu de viață pe viitor se îngustează, timpul meu prezent se accelerează și crește, și uneori, mă lasă în urma lui. Zilele mele de azi ar trebui să aibă șaptezeci și două de ore, însă sunt conștient că acest lucru nu m-ar ajuta să le trăiesc mai bine. Ceea ce știu este că mă gândesc din ce în ce mai puțin la viitor. Acesta a devenit mai puțin prezent și lasă mai mult spațiu zilei de azi.”

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