Quote by Bono

Actually oddly enough, I think my work, the activism, will be forgotten. And I hope it will. Because I hope those problems will have gone away.

Actually oddly enough, I think my work, the activism, will b

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In this quote, the speaker expresses the belief that their work and activism will be forgotten over time. However, they see this potential oblivion as a positive outcome. They hope that the problems they are striving to address through their actions will cease to exist in the future, rendering their efforts unnecessary. The quote implies an optimistic outlook, where the ultimate goal is to overcome the challenges through collective progress, rendering activism and its remembrance insignificant.

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