Carcano
Valued Senior Member
Ah, but your molecules arent conscious...and cant appreciate the beautiful.Death IS beautiful. Your molecules dissolve and return to the universe.
Ah, but your molecules arent conscious...and cant appreciate the beautiful.Death IS beautiful. Your molecules dissolve and return to the universe.
Who cares? I appreciate it. I don't want to live forever. And it's a poetic end to my life. I really appreciate the universe for giving me such a poetic ending...Ah, but your molecules arent conscious...and cant appreciate the beautiful.
Who cares? I appreciate it. I don't want to live forever. And it's a poetic end to my life. I really appreciate the universe for giving me such a poetic ending...
Oh! You were on antidepressants too,eh?No, I haven't offed myself yet. I've cycled a few more times, and right now I'm doing generally ok. Oh and heres a shocker - Ever since I stopped taking my happy pills every morning 2 weeks ago, I feel better. A lot better. I can actually sleep now, and I dont feel so suicidal when I hit the troughs.
Yes, precisely.Me too. I think its just after we've appreciated beauty, you know, transended the pitiful lives we were fated into in this world, that death stops being frightening. I wanted (/still want) to die in the ocean at night, under the stars. From one black, beautiful, seemingly infinite void of space and time to the next. It really is poetic, and death is no longer something for me to worry about. And now I can atually live. Isn't that something??
:roflmao:And another life is saved by the members of Sciforums...
There was one African tribe of nomads. When a person got too old and slow to keep up with the rest, they'd give him an ostrich egg full of water (that's rather a lot of water) and he'd just go off and sit under a tree and enjoy the scenery.I wanted (/still want) to die in the ocean at night, under the stars. From one black, beautiful, seemingly infinite void of space and time to the next. It really is poetic, and death is no longer something for me to worry about.
Who said it is meaningless? On the contrary. It couldn't be more meaningful, because it is meaningless.Well in the bigger scheme of things life IS pretty meaningless
Who said it is meaningless? On the contrary. It couldn't be more meaningful, because it is meaningless.
I'm not quite that dramatic, but I absolutely do not want to die in a hospital hooked up to machinery. Not recognizing my loved ones or perhaps even myself. Wasting half of their inheritance on futile medical procedures. Their last memory of me being totally devoid of dignity. ... Hopefully I've got another 20 or 25 years to go.
Yes, conscious sentient people should have the right to BOTH life and death.By then the aging Baby Boomers and AARP will have browbeat Congress into rationalizing the laws about recreational drugs and euthanasia.
Well its the easiest thing to just op out..move to the third world, or a hippie commune and discover...Btw, I really think I would rather live sometime in the past before society became economic and independant....The fact that we no longer have interdependant, tribal group dynamics and the defined, appreciated social roles wherein is dissapointing once I realized thats pretty much what the fuck is wrong with everything now.
You obviously dont want to be saved.somebody save me.
God, somebody save me. It seems another ending is coming.