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But if someone's desperate to leave behind a legacy, in a pursuit to avoid being forgotten, are they really living at that point?
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"I would argue that having more interactions that won't be remembered in the future is even more meaningful because no one will know. Every day, every message, every conversation, every interaction you might have impacted someone in a certain way and that might have impacted them to do something in another way, and now we feel connected. It doesn't need to be written in history and no one in the future will ever know the significance of our interactions. They don't need to know."
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