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Funny expression when we know that there is
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nothing more stable and linear than time.
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months and years will always have the same measurement.
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It is our relationship to time that is in fact shaken,
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caught in the spirals of collective pressure and technology,
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spirals that question the organization of work and life in the future.
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Let us explore these three points.
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The collective pressure to do
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gives us the impression that time is speeding up.
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We run to do everything.
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We have more and more things to do.
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We're in more and more of a hurry.
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Who is pushing us?
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A wise man said,
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when you're in a hurry,
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We have the same time at our disposal as in the past,
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we are running out of time.
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Schedules are busy,
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appointments for the speech therapist and the banker are crammed.
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The time spent on transport encroaches our
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say the parents to their child every morning.
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competition demands more productivity,
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breathing times,
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they all disappear.
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Doing nothing is not enjoying your time.
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Doing nothing is wasting your time.
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We are subjected to the pressures of our mind,
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stimulated by mass consciousness that tells us that time is money
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and that you have to make the most of it.
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The mind makes a list of everything we have to do during the day,
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during the year.
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It wants our success,
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It can't for one moment imagine
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that happiness would be to do less things or to take more time to do them.
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Our mind thinks at 100 kilometers per hour while our body
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works at 10 kilometers per hour.
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There is a huge gap between what the mind imagines in its
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abstract virtual world and what humans can do in the real world.
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Precipitation comes from an agitated mind
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that sets more and more ambitious goals for itself.
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We end up acting on autopilot,
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successfully doing the tasks that our mind sets for us.
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We no longer have time to anticipate,
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let alone to build real visions for 5 or 10 years.
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my coaches tell me that there is no point in planning for more than 3 years ahead
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because the world will already have changed,
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and then they too will have changed positions.
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the ones who actually managed to think a little
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further than the short term make the best leaders,
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creating their unity of time instead of being subjected to it.
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When you're in a hurry,
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This is one of the best ways to preserve your health.
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Really choose your priorities and make good decisions.
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Second point of time acceleration,
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we are under the impression that time is speeding up
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because our technology is getting faster and faster.
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Many things in our lives are done thanks to machines and faster than before.
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That should have freed up a lot of time.
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Shopping can be done online,
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transportation is getting even faster.
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Robotics facilitate cooking and cleaning.
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Computers are getting faster and more powerful.
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But where did all the saved time go?
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The perception of space time has changed because in a few
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hours we can travel to the end of the world.
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In one call we speak instantly with Asia or the USA.
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Technology is as fast if not faster,
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than the human thought.
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We have forgotten what it is to wait.
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We disconnect when a website takes more than 3 seconds
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to download the home page.
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We get asked for videos no longer than 3 minutes,
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even though our most viewed videos on YouTube are 10 minutes.
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We have to be fast.
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We can't make others wait.
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We invented the concept of premium sales or skip the line tickets to avoid waiting,
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which is considered unbearable for the mind.
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Google answers all our questions in 3 seconds.
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We spend more time selecting the appropriate response
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amidst thousands of Google responses overwhelming us.
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We gained 4 hours per day due to technology both in private and professional life,
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and we filled them with 6 hours of extra activities that eat up our time.
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As for activities,
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our screens won the bet.
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Adults spent an average of 5 hours 7 minutes a day in front of the screens
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compared to 3 hours 10 minutes
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reports journalist Chrisel Merral.
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The smartphone is obviously gaining more ground.
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How many times a day does an adult check their smartphone?
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221 times on average.
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spend an average 4 hours 11 minutes a day in front of the screens,
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an extra hour compared to 10 years ago,
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a strong increase due to the tablet effect.
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The mind has unlearnt boredom and emptiness.
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It has unlearnt to do nothing,
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Our neurons are in permanent hyperactivity.
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We are hyped by the speed of technology.
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Instead of taking advantage of it to take some time for us,
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our mind tried to align us with the rhythm of our
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thoughts and of technology to be as fast as they are.
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The virtual that only requires little effort
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filled the empty time and then took over the busy time,
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even impinging on essential activities.
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At the expense of our bodies,
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at the expense of our relationship,
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and with the drastic consequence of permanent stress.
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I'm running out of time.
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We feel like the world is changing at an incredible rate,
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It's up to us to know how to manage this acceleration without losing our breath,
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the speed of change we are experiencing today
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is the slowest speed of change we'll ever witness.
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tomorrow everything will go even faster.
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It's not necessarily bad,
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return to your body
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and you won't be overwhelmed by this acceleration.
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My last point on time acceleration
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questions work and future.
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How are we going to manage the
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acceleration of technology and artificial intelligence?
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Are we going to continue to want to run as fast as technology,
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or are we going to take advantage of technology to run less and breathe more?
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Technology is programmed to do better in a shorter time while being,
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This is the key to economic success.
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Our mind has programmed itself for that too,
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for a greater profit.
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Our mind seeks the pleasure of success.
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won a virtual game,
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gained information,
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gained immediate pleasure,
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gained recognition through success.
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Our consciousness,
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on the other hand,
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seeks to live better.
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It does not run at the speed of the brain's neuronal connections,
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let alone at the connection speed of computer data.
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It is not looking for speed.
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It seeks to savor the experience whatever it is.
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Your consciousness seeks to create.
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It is nourished by intuition,
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imagination in the here and now.
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Einstein's brain was analyzed.
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It was believed to contain more active neurons than
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in the average human with an average IQ.
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all they found was more glial cells,
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which are primarily more present in support
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and nutrition and reproduce more slowly.
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Technology exceeds many of the mental capacities of humans.
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It goes faster and will creep growing faster and faster.
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The mind cannot win in this race of doing better,
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faster and with the greatest profit.
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Let's stop trying to keep up with its pace.
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Artificial intelligence
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is not the human competitor.
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It is a servant.
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Just like the mind,
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which is also at the service of the human being,
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what differentiates us from artificial intelligence is consciousness.
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And I guess our consciousness has expanded in these last years
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and during that hard and unexpected time
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we had to spend at home thanks to the COVID crisis.
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After the crisis,
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the acceleration will speed up but hopefully with a higher consciousness.
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Our consciousness can only be activated when we stop living inside our mind only.
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This limited mind,
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which lists everything we must do and rejoices in the
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virtual world that goes much faster than the real world,
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we will stop feeling under the pressure of time
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once consciousness falls back into first place.
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Then the mind will be nothing more than a marvelous servant,
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more than 50% of professions will have disappeared,
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replaced by machines,
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self-driving cars,
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automated checkouts in all stores,
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houses built with 3D printers,
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sensors that will diagnose our illnesses better than doctors.
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Lawyers are testing how artificial intelligence leads to
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fairer verdicts in the case of a lawsuit.
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Because the machine ingested all laws and jurisprudence because the machine
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ingested the entirety of the data bought by the parties.
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All this is under test and will keep getting improved until these
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machines will flood the company's market and then the general public market.
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It's only a matter of time.
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aware of these coming soon technologically unemployed people
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are testing the idea of a universal income.
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What will these millions of unemployed people do?
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Will they be given another job?
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Will they be able to live in a
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new relationship to time disconnected from technological acceleration?
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Can technology be put at their service,
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or will it simply be their death warrant?
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I don't have the answer to these questions.
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I simply have the conviction
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that it is our level of consciousness that will bring a new relationship to time.
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It is our level of consciousness that will make all the difference.
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Some more mentally driven people will be swept away by
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the spiral of hyperactivity in the real or virtual world.
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Those will be stuck in their minds overwhelmed by the speed of this new world,
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or in total fear of technology,
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and there will be conscious people who will free
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up more time thanks to all these changes.
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Who will live the beauty of the experience through
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their bodies and senses in the here and now,
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wise enough to put technology at the service of their lives and their passions.
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