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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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...one's death objectively and still carry a tune.
Please explain the following quotations:
1: We’ve got to live, no matter how many skies have fallen.
2: It is impossible to experience one's death objectively and still carry a tune.
1: We’ve got to live, no matter how many skies have fallen.
2: It is impossible to experience one's death objectively and still carry a tune.
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1. Imagine something (a stone) falling on your head. Not pleasant.
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- Imagine something (a stone) falling on your head.
- Not pleasant.
- Even worse if the whole sky falls down upon you.
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1. Imagine something (a stone) falling on your head. Not pleasant. Even worse if the whole sky falls down upon you.
2. I can't sing if I am dead.
2. I can't sing if I am dead.
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1. We must continue to go on living, even if we have experienced a great deal of adversity.
2. It is impossible to think objectively about your own death, and still have enough mental energy left over to guide you through the singing of a melody. Thoughts about your own death are so absorbing that it's impossible for anything else to occupy your thoughts at the same time. Everything
2. It is impossible to think objectively about your own death, and still have enough mental energy left over to guide you through the singing of a melody. Thoughts about your own death are so absorbing that it's impossible for anything else to occupy your thoughts at the same time. Everything
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CalifJim1. We must continue to go on living, even if we have experienced a great deal of adversity.
2. It is impossible to think objectively about your own death, and still have enough mental energy left over to guide you through the singing of a melody. Thoughts about your own death are so absorbing that it's impossible for anything else to occupy your thoug
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Marius Hancu1. Imagine something (a stone) falling on your head. Not pleasant. Even worse if the whole sky falls down upon you.Thank you, Marius.
2. I can't sing if I am dead.
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