well? its true you know.

"In the Tibetan philosophy, Sylvia Plath sense of the word. I know we're all dying. But you're not dying the way Chloe back there is dying."

Well, it's a good thing to face that and accept it without attaching notions of an afterlife or other religious beliefs.

Make the most of the life ya got, and have a truly Happy New Year.

KP karked it recently. This is a reasonable precis containing his summation of an earlier sneak preview

http://www.boston.com/news/globe/obituaries/articles/2005/12/30/kerry_packer_at_68_was_australias_wealthiest_man/

Well, I could become a solipsist and in that sense the world will die, but I will go on living (in a transcendental environment which I have no recollection of right now, for the purposes of the game).

I'll probably get bored and invent another universe quite soon though.

Jesus may you could give tips on coming back?

OP, atleast you have got JESUS to die for your sins. What about poor me? Being a hindu, nobody is ready to die for my sins. huh :(

I plan on living forever. So far, so good.

Death is progress. If old farts harboring prejudices did not die, then progress would stop. Thank God for death.

Also, life is vain enough in its finite form. Can you imagine a Donald Trump that could live forever? Once again, death begats progress.

+1 for Malignant Design.

Ecclesiastes, the whole book.

JHC can point out the finer nuances for us at his convenience.