They’re wrong when they say that your whole life flashes before your eyes when
you die. It’s true of some, but there’s usually no time for it. I know, the
word flash implies rapidity, but really, if the thoughts are moving that fast
through your brain, then you’re not really seeing anything. I know, some
people do die slowly. Most people will just be awake one minute, and not awake
the next. Now, when this happens, if they get the sense that their life is
ending, something will cross their mind. It may be more of a general memory of
who they were, or what they went through. It might be a defining moment in
their lives. It could simply be about the circumstances that’s getting them
killed. That’s what I’ve been relating to you for the last several weeks. All
the people destined to be the first to die in 2022 are finishing this journey
in different ways, and for different reasons. Most of them will have time to
come up with one story that they can send to me a few hours in the past—to
before it actually happens—but one of them didn’t make it. I’m not sure what
happens to her, but it must have been incredibly sudden, with absolutely no
warning. No sensation of danger, no concern for her life. I got the message;
she’s going to die, but sadly, I don’t know how, and I don’t know who she was.
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Current Schedule
- Sundays
- The Advancement of Mateo MaticChaos mounts as the team tries to prioritize their missions, but can't seem to find a way through until they settle their own limitations.
- The Advancement of Mateo Matic
- Weekdays
- CorrespondenceTwo twins separated at birth learn of one another, and make contact from across the solar system in an attempt to form a connection despite the light lag.
- Correspondence
- Saturdays
- The ParallelKalea Akopa and her number two, Harbinger Nuadu Zima participate in diplomatic discussions meant to determine the distribution of resources in a new universe, and stave off war.
- The Parallel
- Sundays
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