the meaning of life is that it ends

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— from The Landing (Death) · Franz Kafka

In the book

The meaning of a whole life, in the end, is nothing more mysterious than the long chain of choices you make between the B of birth and the D of death. The meaning of life is, in part, simply that it ends. That sounds bleak until you sit with it. — The Landing (Death)

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