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| Schopenhauer interprets death as the aim and purpose of life. He maintains that to live is to suffer, that the triumph of death is inevitable and that existence is a constant dying. | |
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| Heidegger regards mortality as man's defining characteristic. Dasein individuates itself by choosing among its possibilities. Yet with every choice, it annuls all other possibilities. | |
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| Have you had a little too much to drink? | |
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| It rather feels like I had much too little. | |
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