"كثير من الناس يموتون في الخامسة والعشرين ولا يُدفنون إلا في الخامسة والسبعين"
— Benjamin Franklin
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This quote means that some people stop trying new things, learning, or following their dreams early in life, often around the age of twenty-five. Even though they keep living physically, their sense of excitement, curiosity, and growth fades away. It’s like they are just going through the motions of life without truly living. For example, imagine someone finishes school, gets a job, and then just sticks to a routine without ever trying anything new, like learning a new skill or traveling. By doing this, they miss out on many opportunities and experiences that could bring joy and fulfillment. To avoid this, one should keep exploring, setting new goals, and being open to changes throughout their life.
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