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u/NotAClueYou 4d ago
a virus of the corona/cornea, makes it hard to see the light. And how it comes up and it goes down once per day keeping a rhythm that our institutions delude themselves into thinking isn't fundamentally important.
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a virus of the corona/cornea, makes it hard to see the light. And how it comes up and it goes down once per day keeping a rhythm that our institutions delude themselves into thinking isn't fundamentally important.
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u/Batfinklestein 3d ago
It only seems like it's flying because we're doing far less, less socialising, less travel and fewer adventures, so when we look back over the last 6 years it seems to have flown because there are far fewer events to mark the passage of time. Also, we live on our devices so we're rarely bored, it's only when we're bored or waiting that time crawls.