The philosopy of death in detail

I tend to go off of the belief that there's only one way to find out what really happens when you die and such I don't plan on finding out anytime soon. I used to be inclined to think people just blanked out permanently but I've had some doubt to that over the last 5 years or so. Something to do with the nature of ghosts which I do believe in but I'm not sure exactly what their nature is. The more scientific side of me tends to think of it as something like psychic recordings left in a place but the fact that they can sometimes change and react to changes in the enviroment throws a bit of a wrench in that. Because if it's the case of leaving a bit of yourself behind you have to wonder what all else you take with you when you buy it.


AS for your will to live and general attitude effecting how long you live I'd say that's a definate. When people give up and they're sick or wounde they have a bad habit of slipping away even from survivable things and some people either do to raw stubborness or jsut fondness for life hang on and keep alive long after they should have been dead. Just a bit of good old fashioned mind over matter I suppose.

Jam it back in, in the dark.