early-onset-of-night: shakethedustt: beautiful and sad all mixed into one. Beautiful? Hm. It is sad indeed that there are those who view life and death in such simplistic, one-dimensional ways… To think that viewing death as true finality is viewing it in a simplistic, one dimensional manner is to gloss over the complexity of understanding life as a finite experience within an infinite timeline. If I were to state that viewing life as an ongoing experience—even after death—as a simplistic, one dimensional view, I’m sure you would take umbrage to the statement. Each of us may have different thoughts on permanence, impermanence, infinity, life, death. and our place in these concepts, and none of them are one dimensional or simplistic. Thoughts, understandings, and all the facets of a person’s experiences are multidimensional and complex. Dismissing legitimate and rational views in such a callous manner does yourself—and your own experiences—a disservice. View high resolution

early-onset-of-night:

shakethedustt:

beautiful and sad all mixed into one.

Beautiful? Hm. It is sad indeed that there are those who view life and death in such simplistic, one-dimensional ways…

To think that viewing death as true finality is viewing it in a simplistic, one dimensional manner is to gloss over the complexity of understanding life as a finite experience within an infinite timeline. If I were to state that viewing life as an ongoing experience—even after death—as a simplistic, one dimensional view, I’m sure you would take umbrage to the statement. Each of us may have different thoughts on permanence, impermanence, infinity, life, death. and our place in these concepts, and none of them are one dimensional or simplistic. Thoughts, understandings, and all the facets of a person’s experiences are multidimensional and complex. Dismissing legitimate and rational views in such a callous manner does yourself—and your own experiences—a disservice.

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    No I can confidently say that ALL LIVING THINGS DIE. And when they die, they stay dead forever. Their bodies will...
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    This? Is why I like being an agnostic. I don’t claim to know SHIT… therefore either of these guys may be right, or maybe...
  6. inhellsdespair reblogged this from early-onset-of-night and added:
    … it’s bad that I followed this, and that it makes sense? and I thought it was entropy that explained abiogenisis?
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    who the hell cares about the universe? the very fact that they think they will never see each other after death but...
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    There is no credible evidence to suggest a permanence to our existence. If you accept the overwhelming evidence for...
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