You might be surprised at how much of human experience can be simplified to very basic things. [At least in his experience, and his experience of humans is vast and, he might say, more or less incomprehensible to humans themselves.
Mogget himself is not immune to the influences of such things, but that is not something for this conversation.]
But you're right, that was definitely a diversion from what we were actually discussing. There is nothing intrinsically unpleasant about death.
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You might be surprised at how much of human experience can be simplified to very basic things. [At least in his experience, and his experience of humans is vast and, he might say, more or less incomprehensible to humans themselves.
Mogget himself is not immune to the influences of such things, but that is not something for this conversation.]
But you're right, that was definitely a diversion from what we were actually discussing. There is nothing intrinsically unpleasant about death.