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Your Death

belamo said:
You know the song for that, don't you :mrgreen:
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"Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves?

...or something like that...

I should be dead now. Four years ago I had a blood clot in/on my lung. I believe this is called a pulminary embolism (sp?) and the survival rate is very low. Some famous person recently died in their sleep with one of these. I didn't even realize I had it for four days. Then one night my heart was beating so fast and hard I couldn't sleep so I went to the ER. A catscan later and I was admitted to the ICU for four days.

Makes ya think...
 
FPNY said:
I think about it frequently, I wonder if I'll know I just died, will I be all like WTF? Am I dead?
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The best thing about dead is not knowing you're dead. Or knowing you were alive — non-existence, like during the ~14 billion years you were dead before you were born. Which was lucky, because living among trilobites would have been boring. Though, come to think of it, they may have been happy as clams.
 
Keeland said:
The best thing about dead is not knowing you're dead. Or knowing you were alive — non-existence, like during the ~14 billion years you were dead before you were born. Which was lucky, because living among trilobites would have been boring. Though, come to think of it, they may have been happy as clams.
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Not as a trilobite: just like perfectly satisfied and normal people who do not realize how pitiful is their existence when they figure they most removed from pitifulness.

Trite truism: ot knowing anything is always good to the ignorant... but can only be acknowledged as such by those who are not so.
 
So what is "death" supposed to stand for: the act, process of dying, the state of being a nothing or, alternatively, a blessed or damned soul, the whole thing altogether or what exactly? furthermore, is it all about oneself of about the time-espace-chunk of existence around oneself that is left behind in the continuum of popping and rotting?
 
LeicsDom said:
Nope. It isn't anything I can avoid or alter so why waste energy worrying/thinking about it?
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I think about it from time to time but it's not worrying. I think it's normal for humans to ponder death.
 
I wonder how often people living in Gaza or Afghanistan or Iraq or Syria or Somalia or Nigeria or certain sections of certain hospitals or on death row or in the army or in the police departments think about death.
 
I wouldn't say that I spend my time pondering my own death.

Much more fun to speculate on the demise of others.
 
rareboy said:
I wouldn't say that I spend my time pondering my own death.

Much more fun to speculate on the demise of others.
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I think we may cancel our date
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belamo said:
I wonder how often people living in Gaza or Afghanistan or Iraq or Syria or Somalia or Nigeria or certain sections of certain hospitals or on death row or in the army or in the police departments think about death.
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No they NEVER think about death.
They think about life. That is why so much kids are born there ...
 
When I was a kid and we'd drive past the big cemetary, I used to feel sorry for the people in there because I realized they'd never be able to watch television or listen to their favorite music anymore. I used to wonder what it would be like to NEVER be able to watch my favorite cartoons anymore.

I read where the thing most people contemplate on their deathbeds (provided they know they're near death) is all the things they wanted to do but never did. I imagine this includes apologies/thanks/"I love you's"/trips they never took,etc.
 
I never think about my own death. Or any of my close family or friends' deaths.

Death can happen suddenly or it can take a while to happen. The point is we never know when it can happen, so what's the point in even thinking about it?
 
kevbo said:
....................... so what's the point in even thinking about it?
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In my case, at my age , the point is to ensure that everything is sorted out and my friends are not left with a load of unpleasant things to do and organise.
 
dpnice said:
In my case, at my age , the point is to ensure that everything is sorted out and my friends are not left with a load of unpleasant things to do and organise.
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But you can do the same at any point of your life, it doesn't take that much time and it's not even actually about death, but mere bureaucracy, so it's actually as depressing as any daily business.
 
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