Meeting challenges can be satisfying. But what happens when there seem to be no goals, no demands, nothing to grow toward or away from? What happens, for example, to someone on the brink of retirement who doesn't intend to redirect his energy? At times when there seems to be no incentive, mortals may become apathetic.
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