Why does everybody say that life is short, then later say that a year or month or week is a long time? Like "i'll be gone for a long time"...
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They're comparing them to other things. Like for 'life is short' they're comparing it to, maybe, the length of time every generation has lived for together.
But when they say 'gone for a long time', they mean long compared to how long they are usually gone or something.
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Rexpup wrote:
Life is longest thing that anyone does in their life!
Yes, but about a 200,000,000th of the universe's existence. (14billion/70)
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"Life is short."
Compared to what? What period in anyone's life is longer than their life?
Point made.
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kimmy123 wrote:
werdna123 wrote:
Rexpup wrote:
Life is longest thing that anyone does in their life!
Yes, but about a 200,000,000th of the universe's existence. (14billion/70)
But life is still long.
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Average person lives for less than 1000 months now don't tell me that that's not short. Being gone for a month is a long time 1/1000 of a life time. But that's also more than one persons life who's effected. Say 100 people are effected by someone leaving for a month. Then the total time that person is gone is 10% of a full human life. That's a large amount of life hence a long time their gone for.
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kimmy123 wrote:
werdna123 wrote:
Rexpup wrote:
Life is longest thing that anyone does in their life!
Yes, but about a 200,000,000th of the universe's existence. (14billion/70)
But life is still long.
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And that matters, how? I am talking not from the Universise's point of view, but a human one.

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kimmy123 wrote:
werdna123 wrote:
Rexpup wrote:
Life is longest thing that anyone does in their life!
Yes, but about a 200,000,000th of the universe's existence. (14billion/70)
But life is still long.
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Compared to what?
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