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Conclusion

We all can have easy lives. Build many houses, be free, understand ourselves, self-care, eat what we like, wear what we want. But why do we make it hard so much? Why does one need 20 yrs of education to achieve such simple things. A house is built 1 brick at a time, free time is found 1 second at a time.

Life is easy. You make it hard.

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