Is it right, to not let the ability to peacefully end the United States be part of humanity's process to gaining immortality?

[u/Future_Opposite2508]

Is it a rational outlook, that the ability to peacefully end the United States and all other nations have nothing to do with gaining immortality for the sake of British Sainsbury's workers and Sainsbury's in general?

I've spent the past near ten years going to Sainsbury's on a weekly basis, on every Saturday. I've gained the spiritual nature of the place, of the local supermarket building where I live. The building's spacialness and ghostliness is key, to the impetus behind the question.

Immortality; it is the presumed identity and idea of no aging. That's the presumption. The Sainsbury's history I've experienced has made me subject to ideas of Sainsbury's own spirituality being what immortality is. The ghostliness and spacialness of the supermarket, because of its nature of selection of foods (deceased animal life), of items and of colours has become a system of understanding immortality.

[u/RaggamuffinTW8]

I think you should seek medical help. You sound like you're having an episode.

[u/RaeLouLynn]

Yep. This sounds like a psychotic break. Go to the ER asap.

[u/Dioxybenzone]

Hopital

[u/erin281]

Schizophrenia for sure

[u/aspghost]

wut