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[Anonymous No.19167035]

Recommend me good narrative works that meditate on the idea of eternal oblivion.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_oblivion

[Anonymous No.19167049]

>>19167035
Read into NDEs and realize that it is not real. Atheists are coping hard when they think their consciousness is just a fortuitous arrangement of particles that will disperse on death

[Anonymous No.19167077]

>>19167035
I'd prefer eternal oblivion over eternal consciousness, at least consciousness as it is for me now. I like my life, but 4 trillion years into it I would be pretty fed up

[Anonymous No.19167083]

>>19167049
I don’t care if it’s real the concept is just very tragic and dark so I like it. Also seeing how 4chan has become a bunch of people patting each other on the back for belief in god (out of mostly contrarianism) and LARPing as tradcath-hermeti-gnostics or whatever I could care less

[Anonymous No.19167187]

>>19167083
It’s only your perspective that makes it tragic. It’s boring

[Anonymous No.19167191]

>>19167035
>mobile link
Stop this.

[Anonymous No.19167201]

>>19167083
t. 16 year old who feels smarter than the other 16 year olds

[Anonymous No.19167400]

>>19167201
People here LARP about religion as if it were the crusades or thirty years war. I just like cool concepts and personally believe in it.

[Anonymous No.19167407]

>>19167187
>dude dying is so bad but you just get immediately compensated by going to cloud land and hanging out with pretty angels
People cry at funerals because they have the suspicion that is the last they will ever see of their loved one, not star of being “seperated”

[Anonymous No.19167412]

>>19167077
>I like my life, but 4 trillion years into it I would be pretty fed up
The usual theist argument is that you exist outside of time like God. I see reincarnation as most likely if there is an life after death, seems unnatural for the universe to have separate realms based on morality