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How do you deal with the knowledge that your experience on Earth will end?
I lost my father when I was two years old, obviously this has affected me in life but it has made me a stronger charcter. It has made me realise death happens no-one can change that in life so you have to just accept the fact you or someone you know is going to die. If you accept it, you become a stronger person mentally. If you don't you'll be forever gloomed with the long hand of death!
I used to panic, hyperventilate, cry in a corner, and become depressed whenever I thought about it. Eventually I accepted the inevitable and have been trying to use my time more wisely and do what I feel like. And that is why I have no emotions.
The shortness of life greatly increases its importance.
It's not really meaningless because, no matter how big or small, you still leave some impression on the world. Also, the fact that you only have one life kind of inspires you to appreciate the time you do have much more, so there's that.
I can't really know. i'm agnostic so i don't know if there's a heaven, or even reincarnation. death freaks me out. if i see a dead bird or body somewhere I would probably turn my head and pretend not to see it because..... idk it's hard to picture something happening to a living thing.
when i die, i would probably want to be reincarnated into another universe. it would be cool.
It's not really meaningless because, no matter how big or small, you still leave some impression on the world. Also, the fact that you only have one life kind of inspires you to appreciate the time you do have much more, so there's that.
But why does it matter when the world is gone? Once the earth is destroyed your impression only exists in a history that no one knows. If there is no one who cares about it, then what value does it have?
If there is no one who cares about it, then what value does it have?
Why does your life have no value if no one remembers you?
Question: If you aren't going to enjoy your life anymore, is your life meaningless?
What if you don't enjoy your life, but others do? Then it has meaning to them, but not to you... So.... Does it have meaning?
You've got less than 36,500 days to live. Use them wisely.
If I was dying, live on the Oprah show, I would look at the camera and say.... "you're all dying too, you fat sons of *****es!"
Dying is no biggie. The sooner you accept that you're gonna die, the sooner you can move on with your insignificant life.
Cheers!
Crazyape, Armorgames forums needs a "like" feature lol.
I think that personally instead of wasting your time praying for an uncertain afterlife, you should enjoy the life that you have right now. That way, when you are on your deathbed, you can think "What an adventure."
Thinking about how you will deal with death is a waste of your thoughts. It will happen and I know where I will be so I do not fear it or think on it much. Fun fact!: Did you know that your DNA is made to kill itself. Even if you could get rid of normal deaths like heart failure and everything eventually you would just fall over dead and nothing can change it?
Thinking on that... why would you waste parts of your life worrying about how it will end?
****, I forgot the link of the post, but I saw something on /r/Atheism (yes, Reddit, not 9crap)
It went something like this:
Imagine life like a cliff. You climbed it without fear, knowing that there was a net below and you were harnessed. After a while climbing the cliff, you looked down, only to realise that there was no harness in the first place, nor a net. You had climbed the cliff without help or safety. And that the cliff has no top. You realise that you will eventually stop climbing. Everyone will stop climbing, or fall.
They said it better, but I don't know the name, nor do I have the link. But it's on Reddit. /r/Atheism.
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