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-      <p>[No matter how much women you have,] “you will live within the ambit of the body. […] Slowly as time passes it will become more and more apparent that it is walking towards the grave. If all that you have known is just the body—and anyway you're going to lose the whole of it—fear becomes the way to live.”</p>
+      <p>[No matter how much women you have,] “you will live within the ambit of the body. […] * Slowly as time passes it will become more and more apparent that it is walking towards the grave. If all that you have known is just the body—and anyway you're going to lose the whole of it—fear becomes the way to live.”</p>
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+    <!-- * If you live within the ambit of the body—body knows only survival and procreation, it doesn't know anything else—every moment of your life…body is straight walking to the grave. […] So right now because you're young, because of the play of hormones you've forgotten that.  -->
 
     <p>It continues to fascinate how most wisdom consistently traces back to what philosophers said over 2000 years ago, across continents, cultures, or developed in parallel. Yet, the wisdom occasionally sounds trite, right? Unwarranted, because to this day we still haven't made it our own, at all. We still falter. We are still equally enslaved to our impulses as we have been for millennia. Is there any hope left? As much as I love powerful aphorisms that can instantly change the course of life by upending one's perspective, it remains a battle of a few against many. I often wish it were possible to simply push a button to pause libido at will. Science has superseded philosophy in many a subject, perhaps this case should be no different. Especially considering that in the year 1, philosophers stood head-to-head against 300 million people, whereas today they're head-to-head against 8 billion of them fuckers&nbsp;<span class="source">[]</span>—pun very much intended.</p>