Quote by Randy Jackson

You never know what the future brings.

You never know what the future brings.

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This quote emphasizes the unpredictability of the future and the uncertainty that accompanies it. It suggests that despite our best efforts, it is impossible to foresee what lies ahead. The future remains a mystery, defying our ability to accurately anticipate events or outcomes. It serves as a reminder to embrace the unknown and approach life with an open mind, as we never know what opportunities or challenges the future may present.

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