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TransientEternal
Student
- Sep 24, 2023
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Both the good and the bad. Maybe an opportunity for evaluating your life?
Agreed, missing out on all the bad stuff is worth it even if the good stuff will be sacrificed as a result. Thing is, I've already missed out on all the "good things" such as new releases of games, movies or series even while I'm still alive and it's only bothered me on a few occasions, that I can't experience the same excitement people have for these things.It will prevent:
-Old age and frailty.
-Likely illness and arthritis, dementia, cancer- who knows what goodies lie in store?
-Not having the funds to retire.
-Another wage slave job.
-Tax returns.
-Housework.
-Diets and exercise.
-Grief and sadness.
-Loneliness.
-The colossal amounts of effort I would need to put in to (possibly) make things better.
-The never ending stream of things in life I simply don't want to do.
It would also prevent:
-Me from seeing all the new films and games and series that will be produced here on out.
-Me from experiencing nature again- beautiful landscapes, the smell when it has just rained, rainbows, animals.
-Me from eating yummy food.
-Me from finding something funny.
But of course- the advantage with death would be (in my view,) the moment it happens- I won't have a consciousness/memory to miss all that stuff so really- it doesn't count. I can cope with a few moments of thinking I may miss stuff before I do it as opposed to possibly a few decades more of trying to navigate through this shit show.