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I filmed a conversation about death shortly after Daniel Dennett recovered from a life-threatening condition. In addition to discussing personal mortality, we talked about bereavement. I thought this time it would be appropriate to listen again to his wisdom—the wisdom of a great thinker and a dear friend.
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@danieldennett Life after death is an oxymoron.
@danieldennett We are huge machines and we die we disassemble into smaller machines, but continue execution.
@danieldennett Nice tribute. I am sorry for your loss. I am also sorry for the absence of God in your and Daniel's life. While some ancient teachings of religion have been properly replaced by scientific dogma, this doesn't mean that the concept of an immortal soul is wrong. Follow me for more.
@danieldennett I'm howling with dispair, that's how wonderful they were and this life is, that hits heavy at home. 🥲♥️🙏
Adorable watching piles of molecules get all MOOSHY over other piles of molecules just because they fell apart. 🤗🥰
@danieldennett Wonderful tribe to a great mind
@danieldennett "Forgetfulness of our real nature is death. We make the fatal mistake of forgetting our true selves, and we identify ourselves with this changing body. This body will die. If I am this body, I will die. But . . . "
@danieldennett This is wonderful! It felt so good to see these two precious people together and to listen to their conversation.
@danieldennett Just beautiful!
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