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Let us eat and drink; for tomorrow we shall die.
— Hebrew Isaiah, 22:13 ‧ The Bible
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An editorial interpretation.
The words voice a resigned appetite for pleasure: since death is coming tomorrow, enjoy food and drink now. Read as a motto, it treats mortality as a reason to indulge at once rather than plan or hold back, a fatalistic, hedonistic shrug.
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