In Case of Death
IN CASE OF DEATH:
Everything is ephemeral, rip what you find useful from this hardware (physical body included) and do with the rest what you deem will serve humanity the best.
Mark my grave, or urn inconspicuously —it’s organic compost anyway. The most precious of things are what we experience from one minute to the next; everything else is forming and decaying.
If I’m gone—I’m gone. I’m neither happier or saddened, I’m neither in heaven or hell, but believe what you may if it makes you feel better, or if it helps you sleep at night—your peace of mind is of utmost importance, not mine.
Everything is ephemeral, rip what you find useful from this hardware (physical body included) and do with the rest what you deem will serve humanity the best.
Mark my grave, or urn inconspicuously —it’s organic compost anyway. The most precious of things are what we experience from one minute to the next; everything else is forming and decaying.
If I’m gone—I’m gone. I’m neither happier or saddened, I’m neither in heaven or hell, but believe what you may if it makes you feel better, or if it helps you sleep at night—your peace of mind is of utmost importance, not mine.
posted by Ning at 15:53
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