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I'm not scared of death and in a perverse way would look forward to it if I knew how long I had. I am however concerned about the manner of my death. Before my parents died they both said they'd had enough and gave the impression they would welcome the end of life and if I was in either of their situations I would probably feel the same.
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What Inglais says is soothing if there is no after life , if there is an afterlife the statement is delusional.
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You find out when you die.
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Only if there is an afterlife, if there is no afterlife you won't know anything.
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Problem solved either way.
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The thought of there possibly being an after life worries me more than the thought of there being nothing. Seen some strange things so not sure.
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I'm facked if I want to sit on a cloud playing s bastard harp for eternity.
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CMaT is wise (occasionally).
Death itself holds no fear - I do fear pain and/or long distressing illness at the end (having seen others close to me suffer) - but even MORE importantly a sadness NOT knowing what happens AFTER my time. How did my descendants get on in life, how did humans progess, was the BigBang theory ever prooved, did the UK become a Muslim country, would I enjoy 22/23/24th century life or did I enjoy the best decades of all, how did they manage to feed even more billions of humans? etc.etc. |
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only occasionally?
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Had similar thoughts Ivor. Keep wondering what the climates going to be like here in 100 years time.
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If global warming forecasts are correct my house will be under 15 feet of the North Sea.
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