What is death? In medical terms, death marks the cessation of vital functions.[1] However, what is its purpose? We currently perceive death as an effect of an inevitable, insurmountable cause.[2]
Although the process of aging is not a fully predictable process, we readily seek answers according to previously established guidelines. We do not hesitate to accept death in the form of trauma, disease and old age, however improbable or unexpected, as we firmly hold on to the opinion that these events are an invariable part of life. Yet, by reinforcing those very limitations with each subsequent generation, how may we eventually grow beyond them?
Notions, such as longevity and/or psycho-physical immortality, are merely the end-result of a long-winded …show more content…
It is a process of development that is takes shape by overcoming adversity. The evolutionary capacity and pace of a race indicates how much change it can adjust to as well as how quickly it may do so. However, in every species, there are members that adapt with greater ease.
In other words, we gravely underestimate the impact we have on our collective health by how we live our lives and in so doing we undervalue the power of free will. We de-emphasise the importance of our ability to decide on a course of action (within reason) and accept the possible consequences, because we have narrowed our selection of choice to a mere handful of options with similar outcomes.[9][10] On a related note, we readily seek answer for which many of us do not accept the answers that we are given.[11] Some since they cannot profit from them, others reject them for the hard work that they involve.[12] This creates a vicious cycle of de-evolution that contributes to a lowering of intellect and heightening of base instincts, which inhibits logical problem-solving of issues that are inherently mental as well as
Although the process of aging is not a fully predictable process, we readily seek answers according to previously established guidelines. We do not hesitate to accept death in the form of trauma, disease and old age, however improbable or unexpected, as we firmly hold on to the opinion that these events are an invariable part of life. Yet, by reinforcing those very limitations with each subsequent generation, how may we eventually grow beyond them?
Notions, such as longevity and/or psycho-physical immortality, are merely the end-result of a long-winded …show more content…
It is a process of development that is takes shape by overcoming adversity. The evolutionary capacity and pace of a race indicates how much change it can adjust to as well as how quickly it may do so. However, in every species, there are members that adapt with greater ease.
In other words, we gravely underestimate the impact we have on our collective health by how we live our lives and in so doing we undervalue the power of free will. We de-emphasise the importance of our ability to decide on a course of action (within reason) and accept the possible consequences, because we have narrowed our selection of choice to a mere handful of options with similar outcomes.[9][10] On a related note, we readily seek answer for which many of us do not accept the answers that we are given.[11] Some since they cannot profit from them, others reject them for the hard work that they involve.[12] This creates a vicious cycle of de-evolution that contributes to a lowering of intellect and heightening of base instincts, which inhibits logical problem-solving of issues that are inherently mental as well as