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yildun
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Is death truly a curse? There is little logic in condemning something one has not experienced...or does not remember experiencing
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Uh oh, I hadn't heard that news - really>he's - gone? Well - y'know.
I was (WAS) too busy being afraid of it - well only when I thought of it - which isn't often but to even wonder if it's a curse. Not so much in recent times. Lost my only son 5 years ago - he was a young adult (23), and it's all I can think about...sigh.
I don't think it's a curse at all now - just something we have to adjust to.
It's not the event that's the problem it's the having to let go.
My wife and I compared his loss to that of losing a cool Grandpa. We both grew up on a steady diet of Star Trek.
Death? I don't remember anything before finding myself here and my daughter will probably forget by the time she's old enough for me to ask her.
Even though I know I haven't, it feels like I've been here (as this person) forever. Like a goldfish swimming around its bowl for the first time, every time.
When I pass on, I will probably forget I was here in the first place.
To me, it doesn't seem logical to fear death even though every now and then I feel a touch of anxiety. I don't want my last moments to be spent in fear.
So... I am going to aim. Not much to lose and nothing to gain.
I think we are here to explore and have fun. Period. When these are not options, I feel we must help one another until they are.
In memoriam, I watched Star Trek: Into Darkness for the first time. Now I really need to track down Wrath of Khan and watch it again. He will be missed.
Really? that is completely illogical...
live long and prosper \// /
Hi @yildun,
More an inevitability. 'I am Sparticus' . . . Eh . . . Leonard Nimoy . . . Spock lives!
Death the Final Frontier
These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise.
Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilization, to boldly go where no one has gone before.
Lobsterian tribute To Simon Nimoy (not Richard)
My Mind To Your Mind. My Thoughts To Your Thoughts. We Are One.
Your thoughts to my thoughts. No mind to mind. We are a One.
My voice To Your Mind. Your mind my voice are One.
My Mind To Your Mind. My Thoughts To Your Thoughts. We Are One.
Gone, Gone, Boldly gone where no thought has gone before.