Alice Moye-Honeyman

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He says that the problem with spending one’s time pondering the futility of it all is that you divert that precious electricity gifted to you by evolution—those sacred ions that could make you feel so many wonderful sensations and solve so many scientific puzzles—and you flush it all down the drain of existential inquiry, causing you to literally “die while the body is still alive.”
Why Fish Don't Exist: A Story of Loss, Love, and the Hidden Order of Life
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