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Consider this paraphrased question posed by American scientist Richard Feynman, joint-receiver of the 1965 Nobel Prize in Physics: If the human race and its collective knowledge were destroyed, apart from one sentence rich in information yet brief in its wording, what sentence would you leave? ["Vortex" by laurenm, YWP Archive]
I hope that our legacy is our effort to love, that it is the times we held umbrellas above other peoples heads and shared whatever food we had and pointed out the stars.
Hope is what guided us through our constant cycle of creation and destruction, of love and hate, and of our hearts and our minds.
sing even if you sing badly; dance even if you dance horribly; write even if you write terribly; love even if you are bad at it.
Both love and hate are free, and easy
But love makes people feel good;
Make people feel good.
and the beginning --
don't blow it.
Sorry, try again.