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Mastodon user reflects on prophecy and timing

This item is a single post from Mastodon, a decentralized social media platform. The user is making a metaphorical statement about the nature of prophecies and their eventual fulfillment, suggesting there's usually a window of time between prediction and reality. AI

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Mastodon user reflects on prophecy and timing

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Woah. As a rule, when playing Cassandra, there exists a period of time between prophecy and happenstance. Almost always you have enough time to climb up a hill

    Woah. As a rule, when playing Cassandra, there exists a period of time between prophecy and happenstance. Almost always you have enough time to climb up a hill so you can be silhouetted against a thunderstorm saying "Why didn't you believe me? Too late now!" Y'all I had time to m…