It seems to me that it's not about having enough time for all the things we want to do, or even the time to merely think and plan. But rather that we do too much of both with the time we have. Our time here as you and me, the people we believe ourselves to be, is finite. We don't know when we'll go; in the meantime, we're possessed by thoughts of who we…
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