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« Nothing, nothing's going to change. We'll wake up in the morning, we'll go to work because we always have to pay our rent, we'll eat, we'll drink, we'll have sex like we used to. We will continue to act as if we were real. We are blind to anything that could prove us wrong. It's human. We're not rational. »
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« The African Dubai, as they say, resumes Hélène Charrier. They even raised it several metres in anticipation of rising waters. And from the top of these luxury buildings, we will see Lagos and its forty million inhabitants drown, from Kumamoto Beach to the slums of Makoko, this open sewer..... Sorry Ugo, I think it's monstrous. The worst part, you know what it is? It is that this is the world of tomorrow. We've thrown in the towel, we're trying to get away with it, and yet no one will be saved. It is not Lagos who is moving away from civilization, it is us, all of us, who are approaching Lagos. »
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