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Death happens. Get used to it.
The more common fear is suffering before death.
The more common fear is suffering before death.
This discussion centers on the varied perceptions of death and the fears associated with it. Participants express a spectrum of views, with some fearing the process of dying due to potential suffering, while others do not fear death itself but rather the possibility of unfulfilled life goals. Key points include the impact of lifestyle choices, such as avoiding the Standard American Diet (S.A.D.), on aging and health outcomes. The conversation highlights a collective acknowledgment that while death is inevitable, the quality of life leading up to it is a significant concern.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for individuals interested in health and wellness, psychologists studying fear and mortality, and anyone seeking to understand the relationship between lifestyle choices and aging. It is particularly relevant for those contemplating their own mortality and the quality of life in later years.
Well, I hope to only experience it once, so "getting used to it" might be overkill.Blahness said:Death happens. Get used to it.
Well good on ya. So far you're batting 1000!Kurdt said:I don't fear my own death because I'm convinced I'll live forever.