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For the end of the lunch break, for a nuclear war, for the poisoning of the earth, for old age, for the millennium, for the last judgement, for their hair to turn grey, for retirement, for a big gambling win, for a strange sexual experience, for the hand of God to touch them, for their children to support them, for the right person, for a new car, for the interest rate to fall, for the next election, for their bowels to get back to normal. What does it matter? I've said it once, I don't care if I say it a thousand times—everyone is waiting.
—Will Self
Sunday, August 12, 2018

Introspection

Introspection would be tedious and unrewarding in the extreme were it limited to our looking just at our own small selves. But it isn't. It's us looking at ourselves looking at the world.

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