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What's going to happen that you're not ready for? (question by

) The first answer that comes to mind for you lies in the category of:

Personal life
61.6%
Politics
9.5%
Tech/cultural changes
14.8%
None of the above
14.1%

792 votesFinal results

10:22 PM · Jun 11, 2019

David Waddlesen

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You forgot “All of the Above”

Hazily Rational

@HazilyRational

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Work.

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Climate change

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Can someone be ready to die? What does that mean?

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The unstoppable march of time.