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    2023

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    The year 2023 is a temporal destination, much like a wet Thursday before a bank holiday weekend, but with less optimism and more digital gadgets. It's a year where humans, endowed with the remarkable ability to forget the past and ignore the future, continue to engage in baffling behavior such as arguing with strangers on 'social media' - a misnomer if ever there was one.

    Travel Advice

    Time travel to 2023 is best done in a sturdy vessel built with paradox absorbers, lest you meet yourself and have to endure your own company.

    Where to Find

    2023 is nestled snugly between the despair of 2022 and the hopeful naivety of 2024, in the Gregorian segment of the Earth's temporal tapestry.

    What to Avoid

    When visiting 2023, avoid making any significant investments in 'sure things,' such as cryptocurrency or get-rich-quick schemes involving sea monkeys.

    Fun Fact

    Fun Fact: 2023 is the first year in recorded history where every single human being simultaneously forgot where they left their keys.

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