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by rossruns on February 8th, 2008
Interesting question. In my opinion, when you're dead, you're dead. Nothing can keep that from being true.
The memory of your life can live on in those around you. I don't think you should be living your life JUST to create memories for those around you (i.e. don't just live for others, but for yourself as well), but it would be good to consider what kinds of memories you are creating when you make decisions as to which course of action to take.
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sorry about being so late with this response...
how we live determines how we will be remembered and how we will be thought of if we are remembered...
i like this answer rossruns, thank you, parsec : > )
by Parsec13 on March 11th, 2008