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Nona Gerhold

Jan 30, 2025

What is the meaning of “Same as it ever was”?

Could you clarify the meaning of the phrase "Same as it ever was"? I would appreciate a detailed explanation, as I am eager to understand its deeper significance and context.

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Anonymous

Feb 03, 2025

It is the same as it has always been, it hasn’t changed. It basically means that everything is the same and hasn’t changed at all.

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Anonymous

Feb 14, 2025

Absolutely no change in any state (be it bad or good – though usually bad). The ultimate expression of the torpor that is life. The alpha and omega of the credible heaviness of being.

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Anonymous

Feb 10, 2025

Usually having a negative meaning, it means that nothing has changed.

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