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Dear Future Me,

With any luck, the world you’re living is not the post-apocalyptic howling wilderness I’ve imagined it to be. If that’s the case, then I congratulate you. If it is in fact that bad, then I want you to remember that you did what you could to help dampen the impact of the inevitable. And that is worth taking a small bit of comfort in.

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