Occasionally, most often before sleeping; I think about the time before my first memory. I try to focus on this 'memory' and analyze ever bit of it. The only problem being that there is a total absence of everything. This does not bother me. I have no problem wrapping my head around it. However, it is when I project my findings to my future, after death, that I begin to freak out.
I simply can not accept that after I die I will no longer experience anything for the rest of forever, which is infinite.
When I think of the absence of everything for eternity I would happily take being in a dark room and in agonizing pain over nothing.
Do you ever have similar thoughts? What do you conclude from them?
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[quote]When I think of the absence of everything for eternity I would happily take being in a dark room and in agonizing pain over nothing.[/quote] No you wouldn't. Don't be stupid. It's a proven fact that those who are tortured for long enough don't have the will to live anymore.