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>Tfw totally accept and understand not only the spiritual implications of death, but the physical process as well.
>Tfw understand and accept that Humans are lied to since they are born about how human lives are such precious things
>Tfw I know that chemical bodies have no reason to go on forever, absolutely zero reason for it
>Understand theories of reincarnation, transhumanism, recent anti-aging breakthroughs, cryogenic breakthroughs, and a general revolution occurring around the subject we call death. Possibly even making such a process hard to achieve in our lifetimes
I still don't want this spark to fade, nor the quantum data to disperse after a long rest. I don't want a computer body and I don't want a new one. It feels wrong on every level, yet I strive for every second. Even if it isn't amusing or even if it doesn't feel good.
All things change with time, I will never be happy with it though. Maybe content one day. But I will never be happy with it.
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>>34931040
Stop being a fag and get drunk at a party
>Life sucks and then you die
So I guess it's better to just do nothing?
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>>34931071
Not bitching. I just felt like dumping some thoughts. Plus having no moments is terrible, having too many is melancholic.
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>>34931040
You're so cool. Please be my cool enlightened bf.
Regards, a real girl.
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>>34931040
I'd choose the computer body. Chances are there's nothing after we die, so may as well live it up in a simulated, care free after world
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>>34931131
I'd at least demand an organic one with a 100% transplant success rate.
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>>34931040
you need human contact maybe talk some to your mom to get out of your pseudo-intellectual edgelord bubble
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