I agree that it is good to be able to question the status quo. It's less clear why we should accept that people dying in exactly the way they happen to do at t

I agree that it is good to be able to question the status quo. It's less clear why we should accept that people dying in exactly the way they happen to do at the moment is the correct and only possible solution--as opposed to, say, the use of psychedelics, bioengineering in more curiosity or less fear, or simply consciously acknowledging the issue and building personal skills or social structures to resist current belief systems.