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Essentialism: “You’re born with a fixed nature. A knife is for cutting, an oak is meant to be an oak, and you have a predefined purpose. Good luck living up to it.”
Existentialism: “Nope. You show up first, then figure out who you are. There’s no cosmic instruction manual. Good luck making it up as you go.”
- Essentialism: Life is a board game where the rules are already in the box.
- Existentialism: Life is an IKEA project with no instructions, and somehow you're responsible for the outcome.
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