Some say your whole life appears before you like a TV when someone is about to shoot you, but the reality is you barely have any brain control beyond thinking about the muzzle and the finger on the trigger.

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“Some say your whole life appears before you like a TV when someone is about to shoot you, but the reality is you barely have any brain control beyond thinking about the muzzle and the finger on the trigger.” This quote describes how reduced mental capacity can affect life events. It was written by author J.D. Salinger in his book Franny and Zooey in 1957; it speaks to how his friends would ask him to help them find something they dropped when they were inebriated. While he was looking for their lost possessions, he would try to make sense of their lives when things got out of control.

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