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No, this is very motivating for me personally, and if you add the fact that no one knows when and how they will die, it makes me, at least, work more, at least on myself, develop myself and strive forward.
After all, if you think about it, what does the fear of death, knowing that it is imminent, give?
I remembered the phrase. “There is no need to be afraid of death. As long as you're alive, she doesn't pose any threat. And when she comes, you'll be gone.”
But I don't remember whose it is.
No. I really want to know what happens after death(but not so much as to be ahead of events). Since I am an agnostic, I do not deny that there may be a division into heaven and hell, there may be a transmigration of the soul into a new body, or the spirit of the deceased will fly forever and observe the living(or not fly, but be strictly tied to the place of death or the location of the body), or it may turn out that all religions and theories
I'm not afraid, but I rarely realize it. The realization that you are not eternal gives life a sense of reality and transience. You immediately reject all the time sinks and start doing worthwhile things.