Friday, October 7, 2011
must be OK to die
Based on the data we all had when we were being
born, the entire scenario was a bad move percentage wise. What made it
critical, unbeknownst to us, was the introduction of time. We had no
information to insist we leave the absolutely perfect invironment we found
ourselves in, so why leave now, or at all? No information on that at the time.
But if you were told you'd be hung upside down and wacked, that you would be
faced with hunger and cold, then throw in income taxes and all the other routine
aggravations of living, who would opt for
that? But it was ok so it must be ok to die? We were propelled light years ahead
just being born, so it may be the same going out as coming in. Purpose of the
trials of old age may be to make it easier to accept the ending of time. Time
fools us all, more especially in the end. So if we withdraw time, introduced at
birth, and reverting to the absence of time, we have eternity. It was good to
exist. It looks as if it will be even more exciting going forward.
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