The Measure starts with a strange phenomenon: everyone in the world receives a box telling them the length of their life, but what it really explores is how we face the time we have. I loved how it blended thought experiment with deeply personal storytelling. It made me think about choice, mortality, and connection. The Spoon and the Sea lives in that same space: a son racing to connect with his mother before dementia takes her away, trying to recover the stories that shaped them both. If The Measure made you reflect on how we spend our days, so will mine.
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