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How we live to carry along these too much reservations?

Africans from all aspects of life live with much reservations, in politics, marriage, business, and other forms of getting along give themselves ample time to study, clearly magnify what could estrange them in the later stages. This later increases the level of anxiety when right things hoped fail to materialize, and many if not all resort to planting the power of doubt in them, living with distrust till the very end, unmindful on how this could derail their own coexistence. One cannot mind his/her own business because one is afraid the track on the contrary would dissipate, and become a burden for years. This to look into Rene Descartes Method Of Doubt, he examined this clearly in his own words that “all that I have, up to this moment, accepted as possessed of the highest truth and certainty, I received either from or through the senses. I observed, however, that these sometimes misled us; and it is the part of prudence not to place absolute confidence in that by which we have even once been deceived”.
Here we can say that many of these reservations are seen as uplift in the time where we greatly despair, becoming stagnant to know the process where each can be regarded as an emblem not a necessity to be kept on forever. Whatever the form of reservations we cling onto remains nothing short of independent of self, and continue to haunt in the process where we dare to know each other better.

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