Years and years. Why did it have to happen? It was one more hollow echo to the question humanity had been asking for millenniums, the question men were seemingly born to ask
Kurt Vonnegut Jr. in "An ABC of Science Fiction" reflects on the existential questions that have haunted humanity throughout history. He highlights a profound sense of loss and confusion regarding events that shape human existence. This sentiment echoes a deep-seated inquiry that has persisted for generations, with humanity often struggling to find meaning in a seemingly indifferent universe.
The phrase "Years and years. Why did it have to happen?" encapsulates the frustration people feel when confronted with life's inexplicable events. As they seek answers, they remain trapped in a cycle of questioning, underscoring the enduring nature of human curiosity and the quest for understanding amidst chaos.
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