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Irreplaceable Me by Tetsuya Miyamoto, Japanese mathematician, inventor of KenKen puzzle.

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At some point, I stopped caring about death, both fearing it and/or wanting it. I just hope it will be fast and senseless. It was an incredibly liberating feeling to know that the physical world has no control over me -- simply being aware that I alone hold the power to decide whether to end my life in any given moment, is such a profound source of freedom AND this realization is so powerful (in my case) that it completely eliminates any desire to act on that choice :)
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Reply to post #189
Being alive is so fun though, you'll miss giggling.
Have you tried places w/ great weather, like California?
It upped my will to live a bit, definitely.
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Reply to post #314
yeah, you know, I've tried SO many places (most with great weather :)), but that's not the main reason why I totally agree that being alive is fun :))
The post (and the book) IS about being alive!
I just don't like the general taboo on thinking about death and discussing it: it's an inalienable part of being alive (at least so far; that might (or might not) change in the future).
That's one of the reasons I lean toward the Japanese spirit: one of the very few cultures where death isn't a taboo at all. Many others fetishize it while simultaneously making it taboo to even think about.
So, this is just the place to discuss it :)
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