In the space of one lifetime, the Internet has opened up opportunities that were previously inconceivable.
You do see how far we've come, and in the space of my lifetime.
"We're witnessing a profound evolution in doctrine in the space of a lifetime, which doesn't happen often," he says.
What exactly happened to our nation in the space of my lifetime, I wonder, that those same immigrants who Australia welcomed with open arms and embraced as their own are today treated as "hardened criminals," subhuman flotsam, and left to rot for months, if not years, in places like the Villawood Detention Centre?
"Now in the space of one human lifetime, indeed in the space of my lifetime, all that has changed," he continued.
In the space of half a lifetime we have gone from taking those features of existence as a given, and proceeded through the crudest IVF processes, to the point where the design of life-forms is possible.
"There's this cycle of death and rebirth even in the space of a single lifetime, and, if you can endorse the death, say, 'Bring it on, I have to break down before I break through, I have to die before I'm reborn,' then the process in a weird way actually gets simpler, because you're not fighting".
In the space of his own lifetime, Washington saw himself transformed from a gung-ho, fox-hunting Virginia squire into the sanctified symbol of the new American nation, and in the centuries since, he's been used to signify revolutionary ardor, capitalistic greed, religious piety and old-school democratic ideals.
In the space of your short lifetimes, information has migrated from the library to the desktop to the backpack, and increasingly to the pocket.
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