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“Agathon: But all that talk about death being the same as sleep.
Socrates: Yes, the difference is that when you're dead and somebody yells, "Everybody up, it's morning," it's very hard to find your slippers.”
— Woody Allen, book Side Effects
Side Effects (1980), My Apology
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