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While that's a (tenuous) possibility, it flies directly in the face of the main argument of the article: that people, doctors included, need to fully come to te
by blacksmith_tb 9y ago
While that's a (tenuous) possibility, it flies directly in the face of the main argument of the article: that people, doctors included, need to fully come to terms with death, not shy away from it. It could be possible to do both, to calmly face your own death and also preserve your brain just on the off chance, but it tends to have more of a secular afterlife appeal to my eyes.
- JoshTriplett 9y ago> it flies directly in the face of the main argument of the article: that people, doctors included, need to fully come to terms with death, not shy away from it. I think flying directly in the face of that argument was the point. There's a third alternative: don't shy away from it, don't "come to terms" with it, fight it with every fiber of your being.