For the 50 philosophical questions: 30, 33, and 34 (If you do not wish to answer any of these, I completely understand)
((!! I only just realized I left this in my drafts! Iâm sorry for the delay, Anon!))
Woah, you went straight for the hard ones, Anon, ahaha. From this asklist. Good thing I think about this kind of stuff often enough:
30: What happens after we die? As a person, I like to believe that there are choices to be made. I like to believe that, after death, we are either given the opportunity to rest for a little while before journeying to the end, or we are given the opportunity to return to the world again to try living life again.Â
As a writer, I like to imagine a sadistic bureaucracy where they reveal that all of life was a standardized test, only you donât get to know the score, and then they ask you, âSo, do you think you did well enough to go to heaven? If youâre confident, go right on through the door and weâll see, or youâre free to retake the exams as many times as you need,â all with a terrifying polite demeanor thinly masking their delight at your suffering.
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