The Ideal Way to Die
I recently made a discussion post about what you would leave behind at death. It reminded me of a question I asked people: If you can set up everything perfectly, how would you die?
Some notable answers I got were: Jumping into a volcano doing flips and tricks, strapping yourself to a giant firework and exploding (that's mine), piloting a missile to kamikaze into a terrorist bunker, and getting murdered with a katana in a murder mystery where the room is locked from the inside.
Some notable answers I got were: Jumping into a volcano doing flips and tricks, strapping yourself to a giant firework and exploding (that's mine), piloting a missile to kamikaze into a terrorist bunker, and getting murdered with a katana in a murder mystery where the room is locked from the inside.
Comments (20)
Ascension, obviously. I'm an agnostic btw.
Or am I misunderstanding and you want to be shot up miles into the sky?
What if we didn't have to die? I believe that this doubt is preferable to the fact of death.
Knowing you can control everything, you would still try to keep it as bad as you can make it because you don't want to be disappointed? It sounds like a very sad case of a self fulfilling prophecy.
The OP asks about the ideal, not the erotic, death. :smirk:
Btw, how extremely do you mean by "extremely attractive"?
Think a young Monica Vitti, Anna Karina, or Bibi Andersson
Some believe that what we can control is quite limited so it is as though you are endorsing a happy fantasy, from that vantage point. If we have no expectations, or low expectations, we can't be disappointed, and as a wiseman once said...
[quote=Wiseman]There is no worse death than a death in disappointment, thus we should seek the death of disappointment.[/quote]
If you don't want to be disappointed, would your ideal death be where you expect the most painful death, but the actual experience was like a flip of a light switch?