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Day In, Day Out    Every day was the same, or every other day was, at least. Every time he fell asleep, the world would change. Sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. It made no difference when it happened, because the cycle conformed to his sleep schedule. Once before, he kept himself awake for days, and there was no perceivable change in the world he was in, but his biological needs eventually forced his hand and when he awoke, it was different again, the next world displayed before his eyes.    It wasn’t all bad though, not all the time. In fact, almost half the time, it was heaven, peaceful and calm, with only one ca

Do those in charge Even know what they’re doing? Thousands of men, to death every day are sent Across countries and across the scarred land What about our families? You won’t need them where you’re going Off to the front Off to the front we go We are here to fight the Germans We are here to fight the enemy Gas chokes the air, blood stains the mud What about our comrades? You won’t need them where you’re going. Into battle Into battle we march Guns blazing, flags held high The dead and dying lying beside us Planes roaring overhead What about my weapon? Soldier, you won’t need it where you’re going

If we didn’t have “if”, how would we ponder what lies ahead? “If” is a way of describing the future Some may argue that “if” can be used for the past as well But what is the past but the future to the further past? So, if we didn’t have “if”, what would we do? We would have no way of examining what the future could hold Because if we didn’t have “if” We would not be able to ponder if we didn't have “if” So “if” is something we need To figure out if we need “if”