Epicurean Death

Therefore, since the mind, body and soul are interrelated, the soul must die with the body, so the soul must be deadly so people do not experience anything after death I guess. This is the third version of Lucretius's Super Sparknotes version, "About the nature of matter". It looks pretty on such a page, but when it is decomposed into consideration of mankind and existence, much is taken in the context of academic theory, just as it applies to the lack of better things It becomes more complicated. The word real life.

In a famous article, Bernard Williams objected to Epicuras' claim that death was never evil. He believes premature death is unfortunate, but we will never do good. Williams discussed the drama of Karelâāapek. In the theater Elina Makropulos was given her lifetime elixir by her father and extended her life span for 300 years. In Williams, her life at the age of 342 became boring, indifferent, indifferent. Elina refused to take the elixir again to save her life, and she died. Williams believes that immortal humans will inevitably feel bored or overcome due to repeated experiences

The meaning of epicurus in life rejects immortality and mysticism; there is a soul, but it is as deadly as the body. There is no future life, but people do not need to be afraid of death. Because "death does not mean anything to us, because it does not make sense for us because death does not feel". He founded a school that teaches that living according to reason and virtue is in harmony with the sacred order of the universe. And that is because people understand the signs or rationality of the universe. Everyone. The meaning of life is "no pain" (Gr: απαθεια), that is, objective and "clear judgment" through indifference, not indifferent.