Continued Studies - 05/14/2005

PROXIMITY

GESTATION

05/14/2005

Continued Notes

From The

Independent Studies

Of

David A. Archer

02/15/1968

Observations

Pertaining To

Social Consistencies

Within The Idea

Of

Proximity Gestation

(r.f.p.p.s.h.)

05-14-2005

Likewise in regard to the concept of immortality having been introduced into the human process of existence; It must be that something just as specific introduced the fear of death.

An animal can fear – though it doesn’t necessarily fear death specifically – while it is that a human can specifically fear death.

All an animal knows in “fight of flight” is that it is afraid – I would even argue that it doesn’t know it is afraid – it only experiences it.

The human which experiences fear can acknowledge that fear as well as that which it fears.

In that, it supports even further that something introduced the fear of death.

When you examine a dead person it is simply that they are no longer the animate creature that they were prior to death. There really is nothing to fear when you consider that.

Where then does the fear of it stem from at such a level as it does? Especially given the presence of the concept of immortality?

Where does that fear arise from? Where does then does the idea of immortality come from?

Logically, people should be more afraid of being alive.

There is no observable or recorded pain in death. There is no discomfort. There is no fear.

Quite literally from a given perspective, there is more to fear while walking down the street that there is to fear of being dead – but people continue to walk down the street every day without regard for those overwhelming possibilities.

Granted, physical death is quite final as it would seem (at least it appears to be) – but even in that is a larger portion of the type of “security” that many people seem to seek to establish in their daily lives.

With many of the different types of people “contending” for influence upon human existence, in my opinion it is sad that more people don’t opt exercise their fears of death a bit more – and even choose it…. Sparing the rest of humanity the trouble of coping with their existences as social hypochondriacs, while pretending to be of station with which to lead anything.