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Today's uncertainties

Today's uncertainties

The technology and the Internet are making the world evolve at a dizzying rate. The time to live quietly, without changes and having everything under control at all times, is over.

You can live peacefully, but in order to accomplish it, you have to learn to accept and embrace all the uncertainty that surrounds you.

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