The philosopy of death in detail

I think in Constantine they used the example of "cigarettes are suicide". Then again, that wasn't the greatest movie of all time.

I think it's a toss-up between free will and being at the right place at the right time.

Smoking, diet, getting hit by a car, or natural death... it just happens. Maybe after that something happens, but obviously nothing that intertwines with people today.

What I mean is, you could die and then be reincarnated as your daugther and son-in-laws next born child, but nobody would even know it.

Also, being human is just one in a billion different types of reincarnation. We could reincarnate on a completely different planet as a different species, and that would be the new US.

Then again, maybe we just die. I personally don't believe that because for every action there is another action, and so on and so forth. I think atheists tend to forget that.

/end rant

Jam it back in, in the dark.