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With all due integralness of sapience granted, at twentyfive years of age one proverbially dies, and begins to regenerate; by twentyseven one finds oneself in the thick midst of life, on all levels; by thirty one virtually totally reconciles the cordiological with the chronological, the former realigning with the latter; an ending supercyclically reconnecting with the beginning; although I am not yet thirty years old, I can see this as clearly as one can foresee the weather.

With all due integralness of sapience granted, at twentyfive years of age one proverbially dies, and regenerates; by twentyseven one finds oneself in the thick midst of life, on all levels; by thirty one virtually totally reconciles the cordiological with the chronological, the former realigning with the latter; the ending supercyclically reconnecting with the beginning; although I am not yet thirty years old, I can see this as clearly as one can foresee the weather.

With all due integralness of sapience granted, at twentyfive years of age one dies, and regenerates; by twentyseven one finds oneself in the thick midst of life, on all levels; by thirty one virtually totally reconciles the cordiological with the chronological, the former flooding the latter; the ending supercyclically reconnecting with the beginning; although I am not yet thirty years old, I can see this as clearly as one can foresee the weather.

All due integralness of sapience granted, at twentyfive years of age one dies, and regenerates; by twentyseven one finds oneself in the thick midst of life, on all levels; by thirty one virtually totally reconciles the cordiological with the chronological, the former flooding the latter; the ending supercyclically reconnecting with the beginning; though I am not thirty years old yet, I can see this as clearly as one can foresee the weather.

>>19541951

It was initated at my ten years of age, first manifesting when I realized the extent to which the world depends on money and beauracracy.


In this world the existential crisis never ends for sapient individuals; at one's absolute best the hurt merely accumulates, and subsides; the important thing is to be crashfree.

In this world the existential crisis never ends for sapient individuals; at one's absolute best the hurt merely accumulates, and subsides; the important thing is to be crashfree.

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In this world the existential crisis never ends for sapient individuals; at one's absolute best the hurt merely accumulates, and subsides; the important thing is to be crashfree.