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yinyinwang
what will you do most?
Originally posted by BoulderHead
Piss and moan.
Originally posted by yinyinwang
what will you do most?
Originally posted by Jeebus
I would probably turn myself into a tachyon and travel faster than the speed of light and find an alternate universe that holds the requirments of living conditions for humans. I would just need to know my space trajectory and reference navigation frames first... Hmmm, excellent.
Originally posted by Mentat
That was my second choice, you know.
Well in that case how about filling us in on what you be doing?!Originally posted by Iacchus32
I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end ... Don't you get it? The past doesn't exist, nor does the future, except in the "here and now."
In fact this is all we've ever had, one day left, which is today!
Actually I probably wouldn't be doing anything other than what I would normally do. Although death itself is like a portal, and I would probably be waiting for that door to open ...Originally posted by BoulderHead
Well in that case how about filling us in on what you be doing?!
Some common activities that people do on their last day include spending time with loved ones, reflecting on their life, and making peace with any unresolved issues.
No, it is impossible to predict what you will do on your last day. It will largely depend on your personal preferences, circumstances, and relationships.
Spending time with loved ones on your last day can provide comfort, closure, and a sense of connection. It can also allow you to express your love and appreciation for them.
Reflecting on your life can help you make peace with your past, appreciate your accomplishments, and identify any lessons you have learned. It can also bring a sense of closure and peace.
Yes, there are various cultural and religious practices associated with the last day of life, such as saying prayers, performing rituals, and spending time with family and friends. These practices can vary greatly depending on one's beliefs and traditions.