is the term 'carpe diem' still relevant in today's culture? If so, where? Do you see it in current music, movies, etc?

English

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Zanzabum3 years ago

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Answer: See explanation

Explanation:

Carpe Diem is a Latin word that simply means that on should enjoy or sieze the moment. The word denotes that one should think less about what'll happen in the future but rather enjoy the moment presently.

It's still relevant in today's lecture. Recently, a musician named Olamide had an album titled "Carpe Diem". Also, there was a movie released that was tilted Carpe Diem as well. Both depicts that people should enjoy their lives and live their best moments.

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