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The fear of death is a universal human experience from "summary" of Life: Why Live if You Have to Die? by David Perry

The fear of death is a deeply rooted emotion that transcends cultural, religious, and geographical boundaries. It is a universal human experience that unites us all, regardless of our background or beliefs. From the moment we become aware of our own mortality, we are gripped by a sense of unease, a feeling that our time on this earth is limited and fleeting. This fear of death manifests in various ways, shaping our behavior, beliefs, and attitudes towards life. Some people may become consumed by anxiety, constantly worrying about their own mortality and the unknown that lies beyond. Others may seek solace in religion or spirituality, hoping to find answers to the mysteries of life and death. Still, others may choose to ignore or deny the reality...
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    Life: Why Live if You Have to Die?

    David Perry

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