name or list or explain ONE reason to die AND ONE reason not to die, or ONE thing that bothers you about dying AND ONE thing you find soothing about dying.. or something along those lines or some combo of those..
and don't put down a "reason to live" or something you find soothing "about living".. this isn't about life.. it's about death.. your reply must be related to death.
the one and only thing that somewhat upsets me when i think about death and dying is the fact that i will miss out on so many discoveries about the earth and the universe. think about how much we'll know about the universe 100 years from now or 1000 years from now.. think about how we'll be able to explore the deep ocean bottom, probably conducting some type of archeological digs 3 miles under the ocean's surface, and what we'll learn of what all has come and gone on this earth. the fact that i will miss out on so much knowledge is somewhat upsetting.
one thing that i find comforting about dying, or that i somewhat look forward to, is that i will learn the answer to the greatest question ever, what happens when you die. does my energy release back to the universe to join the force of good or evil or somewhere in between? was the good and evil in my body actually separate entities that will go two very different directions when i croak? will some big, frog-legged, goat-armed, horned, red thingy with a poker push me into some big vat of lava? will i see jesus in the goat pen? will i walk beside buddha exploring a consciousness that is still present even though the physical body and mind are gone? will nothing happen? will i turn into nothingness when i die <---- now this would fucking suck because then i never really would know the answer to what happens when i die, since my mind or my energy or my questions or my soul or whatever it is that seeks that answer would be nothing - thereby not being able to contemplate the nothingness of nothing and thereby not knowing the answer to the question.. <--- but then again, that would relieve my need and yearning to have the question answered, so in a way it WOULD answer the question. COOL!!! i can't wait
and don't put down a "reason to live" or something you find soothing "about living".. this isn't about life.. it's about death.. your reply must be related to death.
the one and only thing that somewhat upsets me when i think about death and dying is the fact that i will miss out on so many discoveries about the earth and the universe. think about how much we'll know about the universe 100 years from now or 1000 years from now.. think about how we'll be able to explore the deep ocean bottom, probably conducting some type of archeological digs 3 miles under the ocean's surface, and what we'll learn of what all has come and gone on this earth. the fact that i will miss out on so much knowledge is somewhat upsetting.
one thing that i find comforting about dying, or that i somewhat look forward to, is that i will learn the answer to the greatest question ever, what happens when you die. does my energy release back to the universe to join the force of good or evil or somewhere in between? was the good and evil in my body actually separate entities that will go two very different directions when i croak? will some big, frog-legged, goat-armed, horned, red thingy with a poker push me into some big vat of lava? will i see jesus in the goat pen? will i walk beside buddha exploring a consciousness that is still present even though the physical body and mind are gone? will nothing happen? will i turn into nothingness when i die <---- now this would fucking suck because then i never really would know the answer to what happens when i die, since my mind or my energy or my questions or my soul or whatever it is that seeks that answer would be nothing - thereby not being able to contemplate the nothingness of nothing and thereby not knowing the answer to the question.. <--- but then again, that would relieve my need and yearning to have the question answered, so in a way it WOULD answer the question. COOL!!! i can't wait