Everyone wants a good death, one that completes a good life. But most people live meaningless lives that aren’t
completed, but merely ended, by equally meaningless deaths.
Everyone wants to live not because their lives are good, but
because they’re meaningless. They know life is change, so they hope their
lives will change for the better. But as they grow old, they lose hope.
Some then kill themselves, but most don’t. They choose not
to kill themselves—which is not the same as choosing to live—because they
no longer care whether they live or die.
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