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Date Posted: Sun July 05, 2009 08:22:17
Author: Kiwi
Subject: Uh oh! I see a rant coming...
In reply to: Comicality 's message, "Dark Qustion For 7/4" on Sat July 04, 2009 08:05:37

Comsie! This question is seriously like a mental orgasm for me, jeez! :P Okay well I don�t think I�ll actually answer, instead I�ll comment and ask more questions.

Is life without death, really a life? Forever� Wow can you actually LIVE forever? I mean regardless it�s going to end eventually, everyone�s luck runs out at some point.

Hmm I guess that life doesn�t TRULY have meaning unless there is a foreseeable end. It�s suppose to be this precious gift and truth be told, the meaning of life is for us to understand that it�s going to end. The end makes the ride worthwhile because we understand that it won�t last and that we have to enjoy every second of every day.

SO! The concept of immortality is flawed, nothing lasts forever, everything fades and dies in time, and it�s the natural order of things. Life without death is not life; it�s an experience that doesn�t have any meaning because it�s relative. An experience doesn�t have a restrictive time period; it could last for 5 minutes or for centuries.

ANYWAY you asked comsie, and you KNOW I love to be all philosophical. I just hope that I didn�t make anyone all depressed. Personally, I think the sooner we embrace our own morality, the more we can cherish the time we have.

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