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  1. Is this a question about the meaning of life? If so, then everyone has their own one. Someone sets goals and goes to achieve them. Others, however, try to leave their mark on future generations, for example, poets, they leave behind poems. Scientists leave behind their inventions or discoveries. Many people simply live life for pleasure, to experience what is not known, to reach the unattainable.

  2. Who is given to go through this experiment to the end, I think it's great.I have noticed that people with disabilitiesor congenital diseases have more cravings to live.And the rest of us are already tired of paying taxes and waiting for new taxes from the government by the age of 50.

  3. They still die: their legs walk, their hands twitch, their mouths chew – but the corpse is walking.

    And they often live because they don't want to die.

    And some people want to die and don't die – they live.

    But still, even those who don't want to, still die sooner or later.

    So everything is relative.

  4. Dying is always easier than living. Giving up is always easier than continuing to fight. Simpler doesn't mean better. You write such an unspeakable thing here, and when you come to the store, you look for and buy the cheapest and most expired product – what difference does it make to fill your guts with? Such questions are asked not out of idle curiosity, but from the fact that a person can feel pain in the soul, and you experts are shitty, there are giggles and hahanki. Aren't you ashamed? Go out on the street and give such advice to the petitioner, you will get between the eyes and you will think for yourself what the biblical phrase means: “and the living will envy the dead.” With respect.

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