Before we dive too deeply into this post, I’d like you to throw your mind back. Back to July of this year, when the sun was shining, the air smelled faintly of barbecues and sunscreen, and the mood—at least superficially—felt lighter. Back to a time before the gloom of autumn descended and everyone collectively realised, yet …
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