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Old 06-17-2017, 12:37 PM   #196 (permalink)
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How the **** do people deal with the crushing anxiety imposed by the inevitability of death? This **** gives me panic attacks, and sometimes I wonder why I even bother living at all when it will all be over one day. Of course I wouldn't end it, since you can't have sex, party, eat chocolate and go hiking when you're dead, but those things sometimes lose their fun when I know I'll be dead one day, nomsayin'?
They only lose their fun if you keep living in the future instead of the present. You are preoccupied about what will happen while missing out on the experiences in the here and now. Cliche I know but still true.

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My point is:



Meant to be used up? That sounds like a religious argument. There is no intrinsic purpose to "resources", or existence as far as we can tell.

So maybe its not a weak argument?
Being afraid of overpopulation is a weak argument. I don't get how you don't see that resources aren't meant to be consumed. What is so religious about that? You consume resources every single day. You would be dead if you didn't.
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