TheSadGiraffe
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Mar 26, 2017 8:41 AM
TheSadGiraffe
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trinxter
Greeks and Romans were all about controlling fear and other emotions. Through logic. And then making a big show of how cool they were.
DefinetlyNotARussianSpy
And I am not frightened of dying, any time will do, I don't mind. Why should I be frightened of dying? There's no reason for it.
arhgef
It's the transition that makes it tough. Duh.
Dramacian
-Knock knock ! -Who's there ? -Death knot -I'm not ready ! -I'm not hurry -Are you deaf ? -I am knot, not deaf -There, there -Not, here...
ParksAnnRec
But what if http://imgur.com/vw13Iu8
getadogupya
It's an ingrained evolutionary reflex. You can't pass on or actively protect your genes once dead.
TotallySaneScientist
You also can't eat bacon or garlic bread if you die.
Artebudz
Makes sense.
mrhobbybob
Cause it hurts really bad
IamNotAnAlien
well not really.. most deaths of natural causes / old age experienced a feeling of heavy fatigue. I should know because I see dead people
Kabbit
No the process of dying hurts not death itself
Crymsius
Epicuru's answer on that is : "So ?" cause it hurts only when you are dying : before it's nothing, and after it's over. A second in a life.
AluminiumFalcon
It all seems so arbitrary.
getadogupya
It really doesn't have to, in most cases, in this age. We chose to make it so.
WelcomeToTheShatterdome
Well the ones who hopefully are going for a Darwin , "make it so."
GronkIsTheSoundAGronkMakes
Better you than me - Animal Mother in FMJ
Poodlebrain
FMJ? Fuck My Jive? Full Metal Jalchemist? Family Mary-Joseph? Fake Marijuana? Fortunate Michael Jackson? Find My Jizzrag?
GronkIsTheSoundAGronkMakes
Fetching Moms Jackoff