It's not that you wish to die. On the contrary, you no longer feel the need for a reason to live.
Somewhere there is a world where everything you no longer believe has proven true. What remains is both less probable and more necessary. The way a sealed window is an invitation to look down at the city, to look up at the sky.
It's not that you wish to die. It's just that above a certain height you have to consider the possibility.
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6 comments:
Liked the first line. I feel that, as children, we all started off that way - never feeling the need of a reason to live.
Respect.
And what about the status quo bias (Samuelson and Zeckhauser 1988)? Since you are living, might as well keep on living.
n!
n!: Well, the dead certainly show status quo bias. Unless you count zombies.
height...die...The shortest flight between two points is a fall...etc etc
Another guy (on Colbert's show yesterday) who thinks like you
[at 0:40 min and at 2:00 min]
I'd echo Sruti on this one:
Respects, dude.
~Bindu
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