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Throughout a lifetime, human beings form one of two relationships with time: we either surrender to it or negotiate with it. Most of us choose the former. We quietly flip calendar pages, accepting the body’s gradual heaviness as a natural law. Yet there are some who refuse to read biology as a fixed destiny; they see it as a draft—rewritable, negotiable. Emma Mazzenga belongs to this second group. Her story is not merely a sporting achievement; it is a quiet objection raised