Have you tried dying? on Nostr: > You know when you sleep without dreaming anything. You just lie in your bed and ...

> You know when you sleep without dreaming anything. You just lie in your bed and suddenly it's morning. You just skipped time pretty much. Well, what has really happened is that you've been dreaming all night but you've forgot it. But since you have no memory of it whatsoever, it feels like it never happened. What if you were having the most intense nightmare. You felt the most horrifying pain there is. But you just forgot it. It's as if it never happened. Did it really happen then? What does it matter? It happened to a person that doesn't exist anymore. It happened to you while you were sleeping, but that person doesn't exist anymore. That person is eradicated from the universe, and could just as well never have existed.

> When you're dead, your entire life will be just like that; a dream which you've forgot. You won't even remember that you've forgot it. Sure, people around you who outlive you will remember, but then they'll die as well. In billions of years, when the universe is in equilibrium and there are just atoms floating around in nothingness, who will be there to remember that you even existed? That humankind ever existed? That the universe even existed? Then, when there is nothing to remember it, what difference does it make if it even happened? It will be as if our whole universe never happened. We will be forgotten and everything that ever happened to us will be just like one of those dreams we don't even know that we've dreamt. The pain and suffering of the slaves won't matter. Who feels their pain now? They forgot all about their pain when they died. Likewise, your entire life, your pain and suffering, your happiness and love will be just as if it never happened. If so, then does anything really matter at all?