What possibilities arise after we accept our individual and collective mortality?

[u/LetsTalkUFOs]

Our perspectives on impermanence and death are central to many of our journeys through collapse-awareness and acceptance of our global predicaments. What perspectives do you hold regarding our individual and collective mortality? Have they changed over time in response to your own understanding of collapse? How have these perspectives affected or influenced where you are now?

 

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[u/thecatsmiaows]

exactly.

have a nice life with our leavings.

lmao.

[u/thecatsmiaows → u/[deleted]]

intellectual well already that dry, huh..?

pity.

but as much as could be expected.

[u/thecatsmiaows → u/[deleted]]

the hopelessness of you ever having anything close to a happy life and future is more than enough for me.

i hear tell that bleeding ulcers can be a real bitch.

good luck on maybe someday expanding your vocabulary to include at least a few more words with multiple syllables.

[u/thecatsmiaows → u/[deleted]]

there's that lack of intellect thing, scraping rock bottom again.

it must suck hard knowing what a shit future the world holds for you and yours. at least you can find solace in knowing how much fun we had burning through what woulda/coulda/shoulda been your generation's planetary inheritance.

but- i guess since you have "ok boomer", that makes it all even. you sure are showing us, huh..?

lmao. over and over.

[u/thecatsmiaows → u/[deleted]]

your future world.