Life is short and evasive. This shortness and evasiveness of life is not predicated on numeric quantifiers, but embedded — Prinx Maurice
Life is short and evasive. This shortness and evasiveness of life is not predicated on numeric quantifiers, but embedded — Prinx Maurice
Life is short and evasive. This shortness and evasiveness of life is not predicated on numeric quantifiers, but embedded — Prinx Maurice
Life is short and evasive. This shortness and evasiveness of life is not predicated on numeric quantifiers, but embedded — Prinx Maurice
Life is short and evasive. This shortness and evasiveness of life is not predicated on numeric quantifiers, but embedded — Prinx Maurice
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Life is short and evasive. This shortness and evasiveness of life is not predicated on numeric quantifiers, but embedded in the limitation on humans as mere mortals.

— Prinx Maurice
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