This article looks at the topic of death and tries to determine, using a few different philosophical point of views, if death is bad for you. It also seeks to determine, assuming death is bad for you, when death is bad for you. The argument of death being bad for you is brought up in this article during the analysis of the "deprivation account" - the idea that death is bad in a comparative sense due to the absence of life. The other side of this question into the nature of death is represented by the "Existence Requirement" - something being bad is reliant on existence. The entirety of this article is extremely interesting, if somewhat headache inducing, but the idea that I found particularly interesting was that of feeling sympathy for the
