Discussion He’s the last family member left

[lunin7]

What he says at the end is remarkable.

No need to stress it, most of us will be forgotten regardless when we pass. Most people are just lost souls trying to understand how life works, but most don’t understand how it works, and they may never understand. Our legacy or thoughts will not matter once we have passed.

An endless black warm abyss in the afterlife seems way more liberating than that of a bright cloudy terrain or a metaphysical landscape. Death is in fact the biggest gift because you will never know what’s on the other side until it happens, this is indeed a slave world.

 

[Snow]

Everyone has to face this most brutal truth: no matter who you are, the things you did, the number of people who love or hate you, the results of your actions, etc. It will eventually cease to be when you die; in 100 years, no one will remember you, and even essential figures like Thomas Jefferson will be forgotten. We all will…. But at least right now, at this moment in the universe, I can talk to people like you, all of the people in this forum. I will cherish all the conversations that have happened and will happen in the future. Even if it's all forgotten, at least it existed, and that's all I need to feel ok.
-Snow

 

[Enju]

we will all be forgotten. it's even worse when you can't pass on your genes to your offspring due to not being attractive to the other gender. at least your memory can be preserved through family for longer IF you can create one.

 

[Naofumi]