In the analogy you provided, the two things being compared are "life" and "a race." The analogy suggests that life is fast-paced and can feel like a competition or challenge that humans are constantly engaged in, similar to how participants run in a race. The use of words like "busy" and "run" reinforces the idea that both life and a race involve activity, urgency, and the need to keep moving forward.
An analogy describes the comparison of two things that are not alike in an obvious way. What two things are being compared in the analogy below? because we are so busy life is a race for humans to run it busy and life life and race race and busy humans and run
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