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  1. Death is inevitable and affects everyone.
  2. Life is not always fair, and bad things can happen to good people.
  3. People change, and relationships can end or fade away.
  4. Money does not guarantee happiness or fulfillment.
  5. Not everyone will achieve their dreams or goals.
  6. Health problems can arise unexpectedly and affect the quality of life.
  7. Time cannot be reversed, and opportunities once missed cannot be regained.
  8. Loneliness and isolation are common experiences for many people.
  9. The world is not always a safe or kind place.
  10. Human beings are fallible and capable of making mistakes that can have lasting consequences.
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