Originally posted by Santa from Jingles Farm:

Originally posted by Fork_Q2:

He specifically wasn't a nihilist.

Didn't he make a book on nihilism?

He wrote several books and never espoused nihilism in any of them. He specifically argued for the creation of "new philosophers" to avoid the coming nihilism, which he absolutely abhorred.

Pepsi and Coke taste the same to me, so does their sugar-free varieties.

Dark chocolate is best chocolate.

Originally posted by Santa from Jingles Farm:

Originally posted by burnt sienna:

Unfortunately I can't bring myself to respect the opinion of anyone with a prof pic of Friedrich Nietzsche

But muh nihilism.

He specifically wasn't a nihilist.

Some gun control works, some don't.

A poster with literally nothing interesting to say about anything, and only ever posts about himself.

A boring guy.

Young Dork

Originally posted by Santanic Anyar FRC:

Originally posted by Fork_Q2:

Only painful and miserable if you choose to go chemo. Most cancers won't bother you until the very end.

At least when I know when I die, I'll have time to tick off more stuff off the bucket list, spend more time with loved ones, and make sure my affairs are sorted out before I actually die. Dying suddenly is more difficult for everyone else.

Oh. Right.

How about this, then:

1. Get cancer.
2. Take care of business.
3. Die in your sleep painlessly.

Yep, that's what palliative care is for.

Originally posted by Santanic Anyar FRC:

Originally posted by Fork_Q2:

For the third time: cancer, and knowing roughly when I'll die. None of this "painlessly in your sleep" bullshit.

>wants to die painfully and fearfully

Only painful and miserable if you choose to go chemo. Most cancers won't bother you until the very end.

At least when I know when I die, I'll have time to tick off more stuff off the bucket list, spend more time with loved ones, and make sure my affairs are sorted out before I actually die. Dying suddenly is more difficult for everyone else.