Death is more universal than life; everyone dies but not everyone lives.-A. Sachs
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In the quote from James Patterson's "Double Cross," A. Sachs highlights the idea that death is a universal experience shared by all humans, emphasizing its inevitability. While everyone faces death someday, not everyone truly lives life to its fullest potential or with meaningful purpose.
The message encourages people to reflect on their approach to life, suggesting that living fully and intentionally is what distinguishes those who genuinely experience life from those who merely exist. It underscores the importance of embracing life actively rather than being passive or indifferent.
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