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Revision as of 19:25, 8 May 2023
In the long run, everything returns to stardust.
But we live in the short run.
In the News
There is no answer. There is only the Song.
If you meet the Buddha on an appointment in Samarra, kill him is a self-help book by writer John O'Hara and psychotherapist Sheldon Kopp about a physician in Baghdad who challenges Death to a year of psychotherapy.
Fiction cross-reference
- Are we all humans together?
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- Identity
- If you meet the Buddha on an appointment in Samarra, kill him
- Rhyme
- There are two dogs inside humanity
- There is only the Song