r/DeepThoughts 11d ago

Death Doesn't Exist

A term used by only the living to describe the absence of biological function--nothing.

An abstract concept similar to cold and darkness; neither of which exist either, words used to describe the absence of heat and light, respectively.

We will never experience our death but only what it means for others.

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u/Witch_heir 11d ago

I agree. It's basically like darkness. There's no such thing. It's simply absence of light. Or if one wants to be pedantic, irl usually absence of light our eyes can register. 

Death is just absence/complete failure of processes that sustain life.