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I know were not all the same but looking at history its just one routine of spinning wheels after another

Start at Babylon.

If the goal is to try and keep our place clean, we've had countless Earthquakes not destroy our shit but rattle and throw it all over.

This happens in my life repeatedly. It seems just when things may straighten out they will bend again. I've buried my family by age 31 so believe me when I say I know now not to expect anything.

Maybe that's the lesson?

Just curious to hear others thoughts

I know were not all the same but looking at history its just one routine of spinning wheels after another Start at Babylon. If the goal is to try and keep our place clean, we've had countless Earthquakes not destroy our shit but rattle and throw it all over. This happens in my life repeatedly. It seems just when things may straighten out they will bend again. I've buried my family by age 31 so believe me when I say I know now not to expect anything. Maybe that's the lesson? Just curious to hear others thoughts

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I keep saying, perhaps half-jokingly, that the solution to that Fermi Paradox is that we're a soap opera for aliens.

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All flesh is grass, baby. All flesh is grass. That's the lesson.

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Yes, the theory of Absurdism was formalized by French philosopher and novelist Albert Camus. It was refined, improved, and made into a pseudo-religion by American philosopher and hobbyists internet troll Goatboy.