Our minds are a funny thing. The way it hangs on to the most inconsequential memories. The minute ones. The ones that shouldn't matter.
How do you trust your own judgement when it has never made the right decision?
Correctness is relative, you say.
Perhaps, but uncertainties has a way of getting the best of you. Especially when it never make sense.
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