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Padraig Flaherty · #31 ● 11-13-2019, 05:19 PM

Heaven or Hell! Period.

minka1 · #32 ● 11-13-2019, 08:14 PM

I wonder if you continue to weigh your options all the way down.

In a case like this...I’d imagine instant frantic realization fear and the word No repeated over and over.

Yoloman · #33 ● 11-13-2019, 10:54 PM

A base jumper who forgot to wear the chute! That would have been the perfect place to sail out from!

But definitely Darwin at work ... who would trust concrete in India, right? Don't we all know better than stand on a concrete edge there?

ssak · #34 ● 11-13-2019, 11:11 PM

0:07

“I think he got it!”

Eblackmore · #35 ● 11-14-2019, 03:10 AM

Originally Posted by Padraig Flaherty ↗

Incidentally, why do we judge death(s), particularly accidental, as acts (or rather lack thereof) of intelligence? When a child is conceived and/or born, do we judge their intellect then as well? It's curious that just as we have no say in our own particular creation, and when we come into the world (including the circumstances, of course), so for our death and its circumstances?! What we perceive as idiotic, or some "force" of nature, may actually be part(s) of a greater Will, permitted/ordained for a Greater Good?! What we consider self-imposed act, determined by our own action (free will, etc.), may in fact be just pure experiential, the outcome of which depends on our very state at that precise time! Particularly so in matters of our presence, the very gift of our lives! In other words....Eschatological outcome(s)!

Even if this guy was calculating rocket thrust vectors, or coming up with the cure for cancer on the way down he's still pretty much a dumbass in the grand scheme of things.

M.F.D.B. · #36 ● 11-14-2019, 11:15 AM

Originally Posted by Eblackmore ↗

Even if this guy was calculating rocket thrust vectors, or coming up with the cure for cancer on the way down he's still pretty much a dumbass in the grand scheme of things.

wildaxboxer · #37 ● 11-14-2019, 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by Padraig Flaherty ↗

Incidentally, why do we judge death(s), particularly accidental, as acts (or rather lack thereof) of intelligence? When a child is conceived and/or born, do we judge their intellect then as well? It's curious that just as we have no say in our own particular creation, and when we come into the world (including the circumstances, of course), so for our death and its circumstances?! What we perceive as idiotic, or some "force" of nature, may actually be part(s) of a greater Will, permitted/ordained for a Greater Good?! What we consider self-imposed act, determined by our own action (free will, etc.), may in fact be just pure experiential, the outcome of which depends on our very state at that precise time! Particularly so in matters of our presence, the very gift of our lives! In other words....Eschatological outcome(s)!

Eh