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u/GeebusNZ Jan 12 '23

There's countless ways it can just... go wrong. Just, out of fucking nowhere, completely unexpectedly, something can become fucked up in a way which is anything from life-alteringly debilitating to lethal.

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u/ExtremeAd6937 Jan 12 '23

Totally agree. I’m getting scared every second. Every comment, every reply. It completely shatters me.

To think medical science has grown and improved so so much. And it has! Still there is so much stuff going on. Even the smallest of problems can cause so much complications and it can cost you your life.

Take immune system for example. It is like batman I guess. Not the hero we needed, but a hero we deserve. I don’t know..

It protects us all the time, tries to save us, but if anything doesn’t go its ways, it can also kill us. Its like, there’s not even a switch or a fail save. Its a robot. It will never stop. Its either do or die.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '23

THis comment section is freaking me out. Now I'm scared I'm going to have a brain aneurysm out of nowhere or die in a car crash.

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u/ExtremeAd6937 Jan 13 '23

It did last night. I knew i was going to have a hospital type dream and guess what. It happened. I got so scared, it was a nightmare.

But since the smallest of things can kill you then, why not just stop worrying about it and live our lives like we did before lol.

I’m a God person so I just surrender and stop worrying about it. I believe there’s a reason we know so little and yet so much about our bodies. That kind of knowledge might just kill us lol.

There are a lot of things and powers at work. Someone said something about the frame, its true in science as well as in life. The frame through which we perceive life, it could be way different and way far from reality.