Not all problems can be fixed. Not all people are fit to live. I know it's sad but for some people, like me, there is no other option.
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I agree. The reality is that we just don't know how to solve everyone's problems, not yet at least. Nobody knows how to cure ageing. Nobody knows how to make me happy about living and struggling every day. Nobody knows how to end poverty. There are so many things that nobody knows the solution to. Given all this, it's only reasonable that the 'quit game' option be an accessible one.
