Interstellar
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  • Reads 115
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 1h 24m
Ongoing, First published Oct 13, 2024
Do you believe our fate is decided the moment we're born? Are we just characters in a story already written, or can we break free, rewrite our destiny with sheer willpower, hard work, or maybe even a miracle from someone else? Sometimes I wonder if we truly have any control at all-or if we're just drifting toward a destiny we never chose.

And if we are powerless to change it, then what's the point? What's the meaning of life when you feel like nothing when your very existence seems insignificant?

People seem to only value those who have something to offer them, especially the gifted, the talented, and the powerful. But what about people like me, who seem to have nothing? Am I just invisible to the world because I don't shine like the others?

What's my purpose in life? What can I possibly hope to achieve when the world seems determined to make me feel worthless?"
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