And if I were to have that moment this year – if I were to have realisation run through me like electricity, my mind and body on fire with the truth of it, even though I definitely haven't had that even once at all, but if I were to – I think the extent of my realisation begins and ends with this: the annual Amazon Prime subscription is not really worth it.
The difference is that Dr Wolfram claims to have succeeded in codifying vast areas of human knowledge and even replicating supposedly uniquely human attributes such as creativity .One of my realisations, or maybe it's just a piece of arrogance, is that the amount of knowledge and data in the world is big, but it's not that big," he says.
The realisation of my Churchillian destiny depends upon it.
Anyway, please comment along if you're watching at home, because I want this dawning realisation of my ongoing decrepitude to be as communal as possible.
I Am Not My Hair is a realisation of the fact that her crowning glory - straightened, braided or, as here, tied in a white scarf - is, in the end, just hair.
I felt like I wanted to cry and die, the grim realisation of my predictable destiny.
Matthew Todd describes growing up surrounded by media homophobia in his brilliant book Straight Jacket: How to be Gay and Happy: "On a sunny spring day in 1983, standing outside the school hall next to a peeling climbing frame, the biggest realisation of my life hit me like the sky crashing down: the way that I was different and these bad words I kept hearing were linked.
"So you can imagine my concern when the full realisation of what we had to deal with within a rather short period of time came home to me".
After 25 years of ongoing, many and very hard punishments by the state of Israel, I wish the end to all punishments and my suffering, and wish the realisation of the basic human right to freedom".
