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This quote is full of shit though.
By this logic, the less predictable your daily life is, the more "alive" you are.
So for a lot of us, to be "alive" is to experience constant anxiety about what's about to happen.
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Actually, that tracks.
Agreed. I find that the more I pre plan my day, the more stuff I can get done, like gym, work, weekend out with partner etc. And if I donβt, the day is just gonna be wasted on gaming or watching videos.
Makes me want to be somewhat, partly, dead
Yeahhh. Dunno bout basing my life off of any quote let alone this one lol