humans, no need to worry about predators or any driving force that could cause death. Communications would not be created as faster as there are no threats or strong need to communicate. Weapons would have no purpose as war and crimes would be unnecessary as one cannot take the life of another if there is no way to take a life. The Younger generation would suffer the most. The younger generations will have to fight an uphill battle because the older generations have the upper hand of knowledge. Knowledge would be key and the elder would control all the power. When humans have matured, the population with the highest education will remain in power. There is no limit to how long the older generation will rule, until they fell they must retire
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Death causes things to change in the sense that nothing can truly be destroyed, but rather changed into a new form. This goes with culture, society, and even living creatures. When a human is believed to be dead, people assume that the person is no longer part of this world, but this is not the case. The person’s death is the marking of a new change. The person is more part of the world then when they were alive, there is no distinction between who was better. Their death will allow for younger people to have space to flourish, without depleting the earth’s limited resources. Their body will decompose and become a part of earth and allow for other creatures to use the body’s nutrients to grow. The creatures will become a food source for the younger generations of the deceased. A person’s death does not mean they ceased to have ever existed, as they are remembered by their actions and live in the embodiment of others memories. The death of a person is only perceived as something to fear, for the pain it brings is because of greed. Greed to spend more time with the person that has deceased, almost as if a prized possession had been forcefully taken. Therefore death should not be feared, because death is not the end of someone, but rather the beginning of a new phase of their life. The same rules apply to society. When society is created, it is almost a living creature, in the sense that it
Death causes things to change in the sense that nothing can truly be destroyed, but rather changed into a new form. This goes with culture, society, and even living creatures. When a human is believed to be dead, people assume that the person is no longer part of this world, but this is not the case. The person’s death is the marking of a new change. The person is more part of the world then when they were alive, there is no distinction between who was better. Their death will allow for younger people to have space to flourish, without depleting the earth’s limited resources. Their body will decompose and become a part of earth and allow for other creatures to use the body’s nutrients to grow. The creatures will become a food source for the younger generations of the deceased. A person’s death does not mean they ceased to have ever existed, as they are remembered by their actions and live in the embodiment of others memories. The death of a person is only perceived as something to fear, for the pain it brings is because of greed. Greed to spend more time with the person that has deceased, almost as if a prized possession had been forcefully taken. Therefore death should not be feared, because death is not the end of someone, but rather the beginning of a new phase of their life. The same rules apply to society. When society is created, it is almost a living creature, in the sense that it