The World Motivation
You can’t count a hundred years on your own, of course. But there are two of us. If we each count fifty years, then together, we can live alongside one another for a hundred years.
“You can’t count a hundred years on your own, of course. But there are two of us. If we each count fifty years, then together, we can live alongside one another for a hundred years.”
— Takuya Asakura · Time
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“You can’t count a hundred years on your own, of course. But there are two of us. If we each count fifty years, then together, we can live alongside one another for a hundred years.”
“How am I supposed to accept that I can’t talk to you anymore?”
“I bet this couple will always be destined to meet, no matter how many times they’re reborn.”
“Pourquoi les aiguilles des horloges effectuent-elles le tour d’un cadran au lieu de monter et descendre le long d’une colonne, comme le mercure d’un thermomètre ? On aurait moins le sentiment de tourner en rond. Bien sûr, les secondes n’en finissent jamais de mourir au musée du monde, et le billet d’entrée n’est pas valable éternellement, mais enfin, vous connaissez ce dessin de Charles Schulz ? Charlie Brown et Snoopy sont assis sur un ponton, au bord de l’eau. « Nous allons tous mourir un jour », se désole Charlie Brown. Et Snoopy lui répond : « Mais pas lors des autres jours. » Il circule une traduction moins littérale, mais plus exacte du propos de Snoopy : « Oui, mais tous les autres jours, nous allons vivre. » C’est la version que je préfère. Ce n’est pas parce qu’il est impossible de faire reculer le temps qu’il faut renoncer à casser la gueule aux chronomètres.”
“A journey is time suspended.”
“Every day has its story, a single minute would take years to describe, as would the smallest gesture, the careful peeling away of each word, each syllable, each sound, not to mention thoughts, which are things of great substance, thinking about what you think or thought or are thinking, and about what kind of thought it is exactly that thinks about another thought, it's never-ending.”
“Age means very little, it’s how we feel about the place we are in our lives at that time, and how old we feel at that time. We’ve all had years where we face a blue, and sometimes dark period. The number on your birth certificate means nothing, specially, at times when we feel things are as right as they can be. And most days are heavenly with a divine satisfying.”