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What a brave man to write this piece. Amazing strength. The persistent intrusive thoughts about whether this thing, life, is worth it, remain. They’re not ques
by ChatGTP 3y ago
What a brave man to write this piece. Amazing strength.
The persistent intrusive thoughts about whether this thing, life, is worth it, remain. They’re not questions therapy can help with. They’re questions intrinsic to the damage.
This sucks but I wonder if it’s nature way of making the end easier? At some point one must reason that eternal rest is a better option ?
- colordrops 3y agoAssuming the scientific understanding of nature in which the main driver of evolution is successful reproduction, there doesn't seem to be much room for a mechanism to emerge from natural processes that makes dying easier. That being said, I'm not much of a materialist these days and think there is something more to reality than purely mechanistic physical laws.
- ChatGTP 3y agochildbirth is another comparable situation. By 9 months it’s so uncomfortable that most women who are afraid to have children just want to get labor started. I know it doesn’t fit in with purely mechanistic laws either but it is a thing.
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