Well death isn't scary at all
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>>222534339https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_zbDtLlyKU
>>222534339Actually death is fucking terrifying. I don't know what's scarier, some kind of horrible afterlife where you're not allowed to die properly or just a blank abyss or nothingness.
>>222534504BEER BEER BEER
The idea that there is no afterlife is scary to me, but it angers me even more.
>>222534532>or just a blank abyss or nothingness.That's just the ultimate nap, cozy restful sleep until some fucker decides to reproduce and you're rudely awakened again
>>222534339BILL NEIR THE SCIENCE QUEER
I've experienced death a million times already. The person I was last week isn't the same person I am today. My future self will have a different consciousness. It won't be me. It might as well just be a replicant/clone of me.
Before Bill Nye started doing The Science Guy show for Disney, him and Pat Cashman (the voice over guy) were part of a Seattle based sketch comedy show called Almost Life, that aired on an NBC affiliate in Washington State. It aired after the local news and before SNL every Saturday and was only 30 minutes long per episode. I use to watch this when it first aired on TV, https://youtu.be/r6-SJLlneLchttps://youtu.be/W9QwCVBENHMhttps://youtu.be/B7QtRCGQmrchttps://youtu.be/kve6B81IiZ8
>>222534833In a different timeline, Bill Nye ends up with a Speed Walker tv show that eventually gets three movies and we grow up watching Huge Jackman, the Science Ratman.
>>222534532it's pretty possible that you'll just wake up seemingly immediately after your death. time is infinite so you will be made again at some point.
>>222534339Mean-spirited scene
If you look online for people with stories of celebrities being assholes irl, Bill Nye always come close to the top of the list for sheer number of mentions.
>>222536360Funny that the same is true for people's personal experiences with NDT.
