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If, and only if, what you’re living for is worth more to you than your own life. It’s not worth
dying for if what you’re living for is less valuable to you than the life you might get to spend
enjoying it. |
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If it's worth wasting your life over then life would be a waste without it.
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It would be healthy to think like that. Otherwise life is taken for granted. |
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The logic is sound. Of course I don't think most people mean it literally when they say they live
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I'm not sure what you mean. By "live for" do you mean experiencing that one thing is the reason you
want to live, or that you live to further a cause?
I'm not sure someone should die for something they live for to experience ("I live to play
football"), but in the case of working towards a goal (liberating the galaxy) it would depend on
whether you would be of most help dying or going on a suicide mission, or having years and years for
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No, unless I can include myself. I come alone and I die alone. |
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14 Jul 2009 21:06
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