The most logical conclusion is of course that there is nothing, we mean nothing, have no soul in any way and our version of universe we have in our minds will s

The most logical conclusion is of course that there is nothing, we mean nothing, have no soul in any way and our version of universe we have in our minds will simply cease to exist forever. Our dying is same as bacteria's dying, what kind of user experience do you expect for it afterwards? But humans are anything but logical creatures, still rather primitive some would say (but we're trying!), so this isn't acceptable for many/most. Especially if one has been indoctrinated in one of many various religions du jour since birth, this idea becomes very hard to truly accept with all the consequences. Add high age and it becomes practically impossible. Many people will mentally go to great lengths to avoid even considering this as a possible option. I don't blame them, for many life would lost any meaning (this I don't get, there is plenty of good regardless), and maybe adhering to morals of these days might be harder for them if there is no ultimate punishment. I personally find it liberating and am perfectly content with all aspects of this. Can't really explain rationally why though.