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  • ALESSIA RASTELLI

    Corriere della Sera

Updated Friday, 14May2021-22: 23

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"Imagination," Crake said.

"Men can imagine their own death, even see it coming, and even the mere thought of death works as an aphrodisiac. A dog or a rabbit does not act like that. Think of the birds. In lean season, they reduce the number of eggs or they do not mate. They focus their energy on staying alive in anticipation of better times. On the contrary, human beings are always willing to throw their soul to another, any new version of themselves, and live

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