end of life
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On work.
Work can feel soul-sucking. Much work also makes the world worse.
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On magic.
No matter how well our culture hides it, everyone will die someday.
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On apocalypse clocks.
It’s 10:58 a.m. If we’re still here at 7:26 p.m., we die. Can we escape? Not if we roast ourselves at 10:59.
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On keeping someone alive.
Our bodies will go, but our values might live on.
Frank Brown Cloud 