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**//(Im)Mortal//**

write.as/diotima/im-mortal

Mortality
That supposed inevitability that
We are asked to accept as canon
With our purposes served we
Are to be discarded.

But are we so meaningless
Fibers in the cosmic tapestry
Forgotten soon after last breath
Footnotes in other lives
Half-remembered moments?

No.
We are so much more.

Dio Writes · (Im)MortalMortality That supposed inevitability that We are asked to accept as canon With our purposes served we Are to be discarded. But are ...
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Musk’s Purges Suddenly Take a Horrific Turn—and Wreck an Ugly MAGA Lie

We can now be depressingly confident that their mass cuts are killing people.
newrepublic.com/article/192193

"RUTF is widely hailed as an extraordinary innovation in feeding #children facing #starvation & #death.

...the cancellation of Mana’s latest contracts will mean that around 300,000 #kids... don’t get aid packets that #Congress intended for them. But we, too, are the losers"

#Musk#Trump#GOP

Serbia students protest

youtube.com/watch?v=qeXSJiTAvU

Massive Protest in Serbia To Honour Railway Station Disaster Victims. Thousands stood in silence for fifteen minutes in the southern city of Nis in Serbia to commemorate those killed in a railway station disaster in November, in a student-led protest that has grown into the biggest threat yet to the country’s president’s grip on power.

'A massive loss': Halifax justice community mourns death of young lawyer, activist
The sudden death of 32-year-old Harry Critchley, a lawyer and longtime advocate for prison justice, is being felt immensely by his colleagues, family, friends, and the people he fought for. 
#death #law #justice #Halifax #News #Canada
cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia

After 5 brushes with death, I finally know what I have to live for
When doctors removed a piece of Ken Pilon's brain to help him live a seizure-free life, it led to problems with his memory and thinking. Coming to grips with those changes and working on reasons to be grateful helped him see he still has many reasons to live.
#health #life #death #News #Canada #Saskatchewan
cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewa

After 5 brushes with death, I finally know what I have to live for
When doctors removed a piece of Ken Pilon's brain to help him live a seizure-free life, it led to problems with his memory and thinking. Coming to grips with those changes and working on reasons to be grateful helped him see he still has many reasons to live.
#health #life #death #News #Canada #Saskatchewan
cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewa

After 5 brushes with death, I finally know what I have to live for
When doctors removed a piece of Ken Pilon's brain to help him live a seizure-free life, it led to problems with his memory and thinking. Coming to grips with those changes and working on reasons to be grateful helped him see he still has many reasons to live.
#health #life #death #News #Canada #Saskatchewan
cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewa

After 5 brushes with death, I finally know what I have to live for
When doctors removed a piece of Ken Pilon's brain to help him live a seizure-free life, it led to problems with his memory and thinking. Coming to grips with those changes and working on reasons to be grateful helped him see he still has many reasons to live.
#health #life #death #News #Canada #Saskatchewan
cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewa

After 5 brushes with death, I finally know what I have to live for
When doctors removed a piece of Ken Pilon's brain to help him live a seizure-free life, it led to problems with his memory and thinking. Coming to grips with those changes and working on reasons to be grateful helped him see he still has many reasons to live.
#health #life #death #News #Canada #Saskatchewan
cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewa

After 5 brushes with death, I finally know what I have to live for
When doctors removed a piece of Ken Pilon's brain to help him live a seizure-free life, it led to problems with his memory and thinking. Coming to grips with those changes and working on reasons to be grateful helped him see he still has many reasons to live.
#health #life #death #News #Canada #Saskatchewan
cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewa