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The Morbidity of Achievements: Have you already bought the house you are going to die in?
The Morbidity of Achievements is a philosophical essay classified by the author as a “Pointing Out Paper.” This genre is intended to propose a direct debate on the subject it explores. The subject explored within its pages is: Is there any achievement in life that does not come with a burden of morbidity?
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