1.) Plenty of people, infants for instance, die in a state where they could not (as far as empirical science can tell) be capable of deciding whether they were ready to die or not.
2.) Plenty of people kill themselves each year to escape pain, or for attention, or any number of silly reasons NOT related to a philosophical fascination with the great unknown.
3.) You disregard the ending of that old saw, "and satisfaction brought it back.". Curiousity IS dangerous, but the rewards can be great- it's encouragement.
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<3
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you + a car + a couple days = a sweet time at msu
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and i know you can make sense out of that.
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But right this second over the fucking internet while I'm drunk at 2:30am is not the time to get into it.
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you fuck.
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1.) Plenty of people, infants for instance, die in a state where they could not (as far as empirical science can tell) be capable of deciding whether they were ready to die or not.
2.) Plenty of people kill themselves each year to escape pain, or for attention, or any number of silly reasons NOT related to a philosophical fascination with the great unknown.
3.) You disregard the ending of that old saw, "and satisfaction brought it back.". Curiousity IS dangerous, but the rewards can be great- it's encouragement.
But maybe that's just me being a cynical asshat.
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