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it seems illogical to spend a lifetime making decisions on incomplete information and then foregoing the last one. I mean I get that people make their own choi
by b_tterc_p 7y ago
it seems illogical to spend a lifetime making decisions on incomplete information and then foregoing the last one.
I mean I get that people make their own choices. I just am confused that more people aren’t interested in having a death of their choosing. Or even consider it. Like, I have a song that I would like to hear as I’m dying. I want to think and reflect on things and feel safe in spite of the incoming end. I am convinced that with a better cultural mindset we could make death a happy, celebrated, communal event that people look forward to in a bittersweet way. The way most people die to me sound sad for all involved, including the dying.
- scotty79 7y agoThe thing is, last moment of your life isn't in any significant way special. It matters just as much which music you will listen in your last moment as it matters what music you'll be listening in exactly 43 minutes. If you like to make decissions you can make and implement them now. The thing is decissions are tiresome. You might want to forgo some avoidable decissions and focus more on pleasures of living.