My.. That is a pondersome conundrum. How does anyone process death. [ Rung waits a moment and orders a noncharged drink. ]
First we'll want to look how the patient in question deals with living in general. Consequences always exist no matter the form they take. I've considered the thoughts previously of a definite problem that might emerge from the fact we do not remain dead here... Three days minimum, isn't that what has been categorized?
[ As the drink arrives he takes a long sip ]
I thought to call it a Moribund or Nihil Paradox. The more we die and come back the more we seem to delude ourselves into the thought of nothing mattering.
Its a name in progress.. but that's not what matters, what matters is what I'm describing. A perversion and misplacement of immortality.
We are not immortal here, there is a chance some day that bridge will break for good. It must be reminded that death matters.
Even if we come back the lasting trauma that it happened still very much exists.
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Date: 2023-04-11 02:29 pm (UTC)First we'll want to look how the patient in question deals with living in general. Consequences always exist no matter the form they take. I've considered the thoughts previously of a definite problem that might emerge from the fact we do not remain dead here... Three days minimum, isn't that what has been categorized?
[ As the drink arrives he takes a long sip ]
I thought to call it a Moribund or Nihil Paradox. The more we die and come back the more we seem to delude ourselves into the thought of nothing mattering.
Its a name in progress.. but that's not what matters, what matters is what I'm describing. A perversion and misplacement of immortality.
We are not immortal here, there is a chance some day that bridge will break for good. It must be reminded that death matters.
Even if we come back the lasting trauma that it happened still very much exists.