1985, 1999, 2006, 2011. But my birth year still serves as the reflection point that defines "near history" for me. Near history is the backward shadow of my personal history. The older I get, the further back near history goes.
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I’d agree with this. 2018 is going to be the year for me (fingers crossed!)
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Not sure. For me time is a spatially-projected spiral with events stuck on it, that flat-lines into the rest of history somewhere in the late 90s. Can't really point at a single base or anchor event on it.
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2007 (teenage depression) 2013 (marriage) 2015 (adulting depression) Surprised to realize I gloss over 2010 (military enlistment). I guess it was a puppet show in comparison
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Great observation. 2001, 2008, and (probably) 2018 for me.
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Probably 2002 and 2013. Significant events happened before and after those years, but I think those were the times when my mindset itself changed.
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Interesting exercise that I would like to spend some time on. Can trace specific books or conversations or incidents right from teenage that had significant reorientation or framework-defining impact
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I wonder how common it is to "roll back" to an earlier base year
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2007. 2013. And I think this year will be the next.
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