R. N. PrasherYoung children have no past. The old have no future. The rest are too busy with present. This time-tripod holds up the world. You ignore the importance of this interdependence of the three, the world as you know it is in danger of collapsing
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The world as we know it is constantly changing, and we must constantly adapt to the new. Youth and the old alike must change with the times and not cling to what they think is important and keep everything as it was in the past.
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