>>5155
>When and where do you think you're going to die anon?
Probably my room. Everything else is unpredictable since I have no intention of killing myself at this point, and I'm against that in general, unless you are going to be physically crippled, because life is actually not that difficult to enjoy and you don't concretely need anything in order to enjoy it, since all the requirements in your head can easily be changed and are just a product of the world that you're currently in, and your own mindset. At worst, you will be Diogenes, and even Alexander the Great wanted to be Diogenes. Once you have failed enough, you can deal with most things in life, even if you have to do it through complete apathy. The secret of invulnerability is failure. An invincible man is a man that has been defeated in every possible and conceivable way so many times that he has become immune to failure and can't even feel pain anymore.
I like living like this for the most part, so that's what I want to keep doing, if possible. By society's standards, I am a complete loser, but I know what I am, and I know what society is, and I know I dislike it, so I don't care. That kind of failure is more of a trophy, in my mind. Wouldn't be too bad to die right now, but I do want to do more things, as many as possible, as close to experiencing everything as I can. I'm going to die eventually, so I can just wait for that. It's not as much of a big deal to me, because death isn't too much of a mystery, since I believe I actually have a decent understanding of it, and it's practically meaningless to me, because I understand that I am immortal and will live on regardless, in a weird way, even if this physical vessel can't truly perceive the full extent of that. Technical immortality is the best kind of immortality, since I don't have to be aware of all the horrors that exist out there. There are parts of me inside of you right now, so don't kill yourself. We are connected, so if you hurt yourself, you hurt me, to some extent. And it's kind of a waste.
Overall, I would rather not see my own death coming unless I have to sacrifice myself for something, or get my hands on the nuclear button, becausPost too long. Click here to view the full text.