[extropy-chat] more great reasons to be dead

[scerir]

> After all, well-adjusted people 
> tend to develop a serene acceptance 
> of finitude.

It seems that Seneca gave
a different, maybe deeper,
definition of death, a definition
which could explain the (supposed)
serene acceptance.

[Letters to Lucilius, 1)
'For we are mistaken when we look forward to death; 
the major portion of death has already passed. 
Whatever years be behind us are in death's hands.'