Quote by Mason Cooley

Death is frightening, and so is Eternal Life.

Death is frightening, and so is Eternal Life.

Summary

This quote highlights the dual aspects of fear associated with death and eternal life. Death is described as frightening due to the uncertainty and unknown nature of what lies beyond it. On the other hand, eternal life is also portrayed as a source of fear as it presents the dilemma of permanence, questioning whether it could potentially become monotonous or overwhelming. Combined, the quote suggests that both the brevity and the perpetuity of human existence carry a certain level of anxiety and apprehension.

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By Mason Cooley

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