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Death, Dying, and Being Dead
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My entire life it has felt like one day I will wake up and be 50. “Life is short” has been a saying repeated from all angles. From my perspective - the perspective of a 24-year-old who intellectually knows he is young but feels old - to call life short has only recently began to ring true.
When people look back on 10 years ago and utter the words “time flies” it is often due to an apparent recognition of who you previously were and what you were doing. To be able to relate to that person separated by a 10-year-span must be sickening. However, in your early 20s, you only just begin to understand that nausea.
Being 24 years old, 10 years ago does feel like 10 years ago because at 14-years-old I had not even grown into my body yet. A lot happened in those 10 years. By 34 I am sure to be different in many ways, but the basic buildings of my character and physicality - despite some added lines on the face, improved maturity, aches from the back, and maybe some receding hairline as well - will be a lot more recognisable to the 24-year-old me, than the 24-year-old me was to the 14-year-old me.
Therefore, in order to truly relate to the idea of life being short, I will need a few more years added on. But I know it’s coming and there is nothing I can do to stop it. And before I know it - and just as I have been anticipating - I’ll be 50.
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SOURCES:
1. www.nytimes.com/2012/09/02/books/review/mortality-by-christopher-hitchens.html
2. www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/belief/2010/may/17/montaigne-philosophy-death
3. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5570697/#fn1
4. www.nhs.uk/conditions/brain-death/
5. dspace.njstatelib.org/server/api/core/bitstreams/05f25789-33aa-4d48-8fc9-620f0837b0a1/content#:~:text=The%20NJDDA%20provides%20that%20an,standards%2C%20shall%20be%20declared%20dead
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8. sebastianjunger/status/1762958151559577848
9. www.britannica.com/topic/reincarnation
10. www.theguardian.com/society/2024/apr/02/new-science-of-death-brain-activity-consciousness-near-death-experience#:~:text=As%20more%20and%20more%20people,in%20the%20brain%20gets%20disrupted.
11. www.themarginalian.org/2012/12/12/montaigne-on-death-and-the-art-of-living/
12. lithub.com/finding-joy/
13. www.mississippimatters.info/single-post/c-s-lewis-s-wife-their-marriage-were-amazing
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CHAPTERS:
1. Introduction (0:00)
2. Death: Defining Death (4:26)
3. Death: Memento Mori (9:56)
4. Death: Near-Death Experience (14:21)
5. Focusing on Dying (20:24)
6. Dying: An Old Age Death (21:34)
7. Dying: When The Old Die Young (25:06)
8. Dying: Mortality and Christopher Hitchens (29:45)
9. Dying: In Denying Death, You Deny Life (35:13)
10. Being Dead: A Death In The Family (37:37)
11. Being Dead: A Grief Observed (39:01)
12. Being Dead: Crazy With Grief (43:14)
13. Being Dead: The Issue of Self-Pity (46:21)
14. Being Dead: Why Do We Have To Go? (48:12)
15. Death, Dying, and Being Dead (49:43)
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All criticism and comments are welcome. Thanks for watching.
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  • @ivermectin3191
    @ivermectin3191 10 годин тому

    Bukowski NEVER got the respect he deserved-- AMAZING writer

  • @mtldrgnthomas8174
    @mtldrgnthomas8174 16 годин тому

    I think he did kinda get his answer, if not allot of people were buying up his books, and then after they discover his name everyone buys up his books that kinda answers the question

  • @worldadventuretravel
    @worldadventuretravel День тому

    He should just let chatGPT write it at this point. I'm so glad I never got invested in the books. Being as invested as I was in the show was already a waste of years of my life. I'd be super-pissed if I had sunk even MORE time into the book series knowing we will never get a real ending to the story, which for show watchers would be for the SECOND time. If GRRM was serious about finishing ASOIAF he'd have quit going off on tangents doing minor projects (and even finishing *whole other books* - ahem Fire & Blood) to get the last two books out years ago. I'm done with this story.

  • @tonyespelage9712
    @tonyespelage9712 2 дні тому

    If he was a band it would have been The Replacements. Couldn’t be more self destructive and drunk at a showcase: A Showcase is a free to the band, stage , sound and lighting systems with operators, show for the big wig’s come to see what talent they had and how the talent felt they were as a working team. The Replacements; played one, told not to come back. Blackout drunk, as loud as you could make it is living. We don’t appreciate the complex life we are now living. Past and Future cross all day, live in the moment between.

  • @thevillainousqueenofhearts4976

    I managed to get my hands on a copy of Rage (it was in a collection, so it came with a few other novels Road something and that Arnold movie.) and while I did think it was well written, the character, his ‘reasons’ and ‘motives’, how his classmates behaved. I myself found it to be ‘okay’. It’s not my favorite by him (Salem’s Lot is with Firestarter in second place.) I really don’t know what I was hoping for when I was reading it, I was genuinely reading it for curiosity sake and well, I did satisfy that hunger. (It’s not worth the outrageous prices it’s going for other than you know…it being out of print…)

  • @zenbear4149
    @zenbear4149 2 дні тому

    I went to art school in nearby Kansas City and met Burroughs, and knew people who knew him better. Several of them despised Burroughs and considered him a vampire. He preyed on young boys, they said. I was born within days of Cobain, and consider him a scrounge for our generation. An awful pair of

  • @scottboyd3838
    @scottboyd3838 2 дні тому

    Dr.Benway is the most insane character in all WSB lore.

  • @MackerelCat
    @MackerelCat 2 дні тому

    The solution is caffeine, nicotine and instant ramen.

  • @Kurjistaja
    @Kurjistaja 3 дні тому

    22:37 this was interesting

  • @Caligula138
    @Caligula138 3 дні тому

    Morrissey wrote the song When Reader Meets Author.

  • @satjit1000
    @satjit1000 4 дні тому

    Being yourself brings money 😅

  • @yggdrasil2
    @yggdrasil2 5 днів тому

    This is the type of video I needed right now. I'm 25.

  • @muchomabbq7785
    @muchomabbq7785 5 днів тому

    You are truly excellent, truly. If you can manage, please do keep writing these pieces.

  • @SuperGreatSphinx
    @SuperGreatSphinx 6 днів тому

    Ave Maria

  • @MrJames-tw3so
    @MrJames-tw3so 6 днів тому

    You are doing something special, so much of what your doing is my dream. You are really interesting, and you don't coome off as phony, Catcher in the rye being the first real book I read, not counting countless copies of goosebumps. I took to reading myself, if I had a good bio book reading was too easy and I'd get a fear when I get near the end,"will I ever find another book such as good" You are definitely are reading the rights books but you do need to read Proust,Joyce,Rand(I just hot the 4min mark and can see you are on the right trck) I hope Im not sounding like I know better then you but Im 36 and have a feelings you might be abit younger(Iam Canadian so have a harder time aging a British voice) I too have tried to write and by God was it harder,I rather have fought Tyson then look at a blank sheet of paper. You are writing what you know and that gonna workout for you, these videos are YT gems. Your really are onto something and stoping would be a tragedy in of itself as a lost to both you and me(save one person and you save the whole world) Im a rarity at a grade 6 dropout cause my dad died in my first week of school, so I bound out until going to HS and getting in with no grades record under mere mercy of the school knowing my family. Keep it up and thank you so much for lighting a spark for me to write again and the fear of how can a writer start at 36(only 5days into 36 but still) I will be watching your stuff in the coming future. If your are interested in a correspondent please let me I feel we could both benefit from each other knowledge. All the best, James W Cowan.

  • @AndreArenko
    @AndreArenko 6 днів тому

    8:59 September 18th, not the 8th. Just thought I'd point that out to annoy all of you ;)

  • @bongofury333
    @bongofury333 6 днів тому

    The Gift is not a noisy instrumental. I can hear that guitar in my head 40 years gone.

  • @oliviathompson_11
    @oliviathompson_11 8 днів тому

    Okay this is extremely random but I love how a clip from Tex is randomly thrown in here lol

  • @punishedgloyperstormtroope8098
    @punishedgloyperstormtroope8098 9 днів тому

    Viva Franco !

  • @pologrim2
    @pologrim2 9 днів тому

    I read it in 8th grade

  • @QuixoticOdyssey
    @QuixoticOdyssey 9 днів тому

    That's just how they say, "goodbye."

  • @Jim13245
    @Jim13245 9 днів тому

    You look worried 😂😂😂😂

  • @IcecreampartyatTheMorturary
    @IcecreampartyatTheMorturary 10 днів тому

    If a tree shits near a bear in a forest full of golden eggs, we all still die. Happy thoughts from happy people.

  • @IcecreampartyatTheMorturary
    @IcecreampartyatTheMorturary 10 днів тому

    Death is the great equalizer. It knows no boundaries. You could be 43 and wealthy and die from an accident or whatever. You could make it in life “ becoming rich, virtuous and have access to knowledge that others will never have. Death comes to us all. I have no fear of death. I have no great desire for fame , wealth or power.

  • @TheSelador
    @TheSelador 10 днів тому

    Follow me on Substack: selador.substack.com/

  • @IcecreampartyatTheMorturary
    @IcecreampartyatTheMorturary 10 днів тому

    Acosta wrote and supported the racial equality for not only as he states “la raza” but for all of a counter culture that was persecuted indiscriminately by white Christian right wingers and hate mongers. He was quite intelligent, brave and very involved during a time where men of his caliber were greatly needed. I’m most certain in my opinion that he was assassinated. Who knows.

  • @robbertbreach
    @robbertbreach 10 днів тому

    spooky man

  • @jacksonvega7751
    @jacksonvega7751 11 днів тому

    Visually Glorious How would you describe such a style?

  • @ziademad4707
    @ziademad4707 11 днів тому

    Really insightful

  • @flipchick1014
    @flipchick1014 11 днів тому

    “So we do not lose heart. Though our outer self is wasting away, our inner self is being renewed day by day. For this light momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison, as we look not to the things that are seen but to the things that are unseen. For the things that are seen are transient, but the things that are unseen are eternal.” 2 Corinthians 4:16-18

  • @joseybryant7577
    @joseybryant7577 11 днів тому

    I find as I've aged, every day seems to condense into one long day. Where it isn't material possessions or myself that makes me feel old. But other people I've known.

  • @deinVater9983
    @deinVater9983 11 днів тому

    Where's the thumbnail from

  • @benmakin9156
    @benmakin9156 11 днів тому

    Read the script on the Substack and found it a really interesting piece clicked on the video and the editing is on another level really increased the overall experience one of my favourite videos on UA-cam such an underrated channel

    • @TheSelador
      @TheSelador 10 днів тому

      Thank you for the kind words :)

  • @guljurt1547
    @guljurt1547 11 днів тому

    I think a lot of people are thinking of themselves as young into old age. Thirty year olds get bothered if a child “naively” say that they are old. But if we manage to grow up -not to waste childhood but to be grown up (whatever that may entail) when you are at least 18 (if a number needs to be set), then you are old but you have, if not prematurely hindered, a lot of time left. You are then old but life is not short.

  • @countsmackula4614
    @countsmackula4614 12 днів тому

    This channel is so underrated it’s almost hard to believe haha keep up the good work dude!

  • @Ralphoifyful
    @Ralphoifyful 12 днів тому

    I'm repeating myself but I want to thank you for this reminder of what literature is truly about and for your overall work here. This is probably the only bonafide literature channel I've found in years, and the passion and inquisitiveness you show for the art are something I can't find in anyone I've ever known in my personal life. I've struggled a lot to put pen to paper for most my life because of lack of confidence in my own perception of life, and a little bit of inferiority complex added in the mixture, tbh. Just like yourself I've read Hemingway, Mishima, Dostoievski, Miller... and I've gone through all that noise: thinking it was not gonna be good enough (for who exactly, should be the question), that I had to write something majestic and unique (just like those authors) from the get go or it would be not worth it, or just to prove myself I can do something worthy. Only through the last year I've started to soften to an idea you're expressing here: it has to be a natural flow. Worth it for the "grand audiences" or not, but it will only be worth it per se if it's done like that. Again thanks for your work here and keep it up, you have a unique touch with this form of expression.

  • @BarnBear
    @BarnBear 14 днів тому

    Why are you naming the scum?

  • @DistantLights
    @DistantLights 14 днів тому

    Imagine what would've happened if Bukowski and Serge Gainsbourg had linked up

  • @MalteseKat
    @MalteseKat 14 днів тому

    I wouldn't borrow his book out of a library..if they even have it.

    • @5aturnia
      @5aturnia 4 дні тому

      Because you are a prude who has probably never taken a risk in his life.

  • @DaveSCameron
    @DaveSCameron 15 днів тому

    I knew Johns younger brother In he was called..

  • @DaveSCameron
    @DaveSCameron 15 днів тому

    I half expected another expose on Ezra! Well done and thanks again.

    • @DaveSCameron
      @DaveSCameron 15 днів тому

      Forgot to mention that I hadn’t heard of this book before and feel somewhat guilty for a strange reason but then again I’m reminded of the words that it matters not what the book is about but the fact that your brain is engaged is the most important aspect, who knows what I had my head tucked into, could have been ‘Graves White Goddess or just as easily the Reader’s Wives section of Fiesta magazine, they all count.. 🫣😉📚

  • @DaveSCameron
    @DaveSCameron 15 днів тому

    I made the mistake of going to watch him live, I think everyone who’s watched him knows what I’m talking about and he was not even attempting to show any effort and every time I’ve watched him live since he did the same, half the shows he barely managed to speed read the songs… Now having said that I also remember the very moment I heard New York 1989 and Rock and Roll Animal 1972 so fair play for the best of his albums but boy did he drop some dreadful stuff 😂 Rest Well Lou baby.. 🎵🙏 I hope he’s found peace and life without air to breathe finally discovered who made the trees who made the sky and the rest of the questions from Tripatinas Speech Who Am I? Off The Raven. 🚬

  • @DaveSCameron
    @DaveSCameron 16 днів тому

    Grateful for discovering another kindred soul that has a special passion for books and is dynamic, I bet you even have a few Smiths albums in your collection.. 😁👏📚☘️

  • @BlackDogOriginal
    @BlackDogOriginal 16 днів тому

    Cocaine King

  • @genmaicha_
    @genmaicha_ 16 днів тому

    you'd love the book "busy doing nothing" by rekka bellum and devine lu linvega it's about a pair sailing via sailboat from japan to canada

  • @Altarior
    @Altarior 16 днів тому

    I don't think the issue is ONLY writer's block. It's that, and the fact that instead of tackling the block on Winds, he just keeps starting new projects/jobs instead. I know that when you have writer's block it can be helpful to look at something else for a while (I'm right there too), but years and years and years of that "something else" is beyond what's necessary...

  • @adamTT
    @adamTT 17 днів тому

    Great video man. I've never been outside of my hometown but I'm heading to London in a few weeks and this video calmed my nerves.

    • @NTNG13
      @NTNG13 17 днів тому

      Hope you have a blast m8, remember that in big cities no one is paying attention to you as much as your own mind would have you believe.