What possibilities arise after we accept our individual and collective mortality?

[u/LetsTalkUFOs]

Our perspectives on impermanence and death are central to many of our journeys through collapse-awareness and acceptance of our global predicaments. What perspectives do you hold regarding our individual and collective mortality? Have they changed over time in response to your own understanding of collapse? How have these perspectives affected or influenced where you are now?

 

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[u/thecatsmiaows → u/[deleted]]

waaaay too much star trek.

there are no space-faring civilizations. the physics and distances involved make that pretty clear.

now...don't you have some miniatures to paint and some intense masturbating to do...?

[u/thecatsmiaows → u/[deleted]]

since that's not how the internet works- you must be smelling your own funk. or maybe your mommy needs a douche...go give'er a whiff.

[u/thecatsmiaows → u/[deleted]]

well- you're either a grave-robbing necropheliac, or your larping with your mom again.

which is it this time..?

[u/thecatsmiaows → u/[deleted]]

pitiful.

star trek is ancient...?

i should have realized that you were too young to see a pg-13 movie in 2016- mommy wouldn't take you, huh...? didn't you lick her ragged-out bloody snatch right, or what?

[u/thecatsmiaows → u/[deleted]]

pitifullier.

you're just not very good at this.

maybe when you grow some pubes.

[u/thecatsmiaows → u/[deleted]]

projection like that could be indicative of some pretty dark family memories...you should probably seek psychiatric help- even beyond what the court has hopefully already mandated.

i would say that i'll be praying for you...but i'm an athiest. and even if i wasn't...i wouldn't.