[ SECRET POST #4123 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4123 ⌋

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Comments

Time

[(Anonymous)]

Is it fundamentally good, or fundamentally bad?

Re: Time

[(Anonymous)]

I have never experienced not-time, so I have no point of comparison to base an answer to this question on.

Re: Time

[(Anonymous)]

No living human being has ever experienced death, and yet most human beings seem comfortable agreeing that being dead is worse than being alive.

Re: Time

[(Anonymous)]

We have seen others die, though. Have we seen others exist in not-time?

Re: Time

[(Anonymous)]

Some people have died and been resuscitated, so technically, some have.

Re: Time

[(Anonymous)]

hmm I would say "being dead" is different from "death" just like "getting older" is different from "time"

"Is death, as a naturally occurring phenomenon, fundamentally good or fundamentally bad?" is a very different and more complicated question than "do you think being dead would be better than being alive?"

Re: Time

[(Anonymous)]

Fundamentally a pain in my ass, am I right guys?

Re: Time

[(Anonymous)]

I never read an issue.

Re: Time

[mrs_don_draper]

Lol

Re: Time

[(Anonymous)]

Why does it have to be one or the other?

I mean, are rocks fundamentally good or fundamentally bad? Is carbon fundamentally good or bad? Is philosophy fundamentally good or bad?

Why reduce any of those questions to what is essentially a yes/no answer?

Re: Time

[(Anonymous)]

Rocks and carbon are fundamentally good. Rocks containing carbon, like jet and Eilat stone, are fundamentally awesome.

Re: Time

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