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DiscussionDo You Care if You are Remembered?
Thread starterRyan.s
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No. At most a century after my death any who would remember me would also likely be forgotten. Slow decay of time and whatnot. The wont to be remembered has a tendency to lead to horrible things.
Even if our names are remembered, it doesn't change anything. Knowing the names and deeds of people long gone isn't much different than thinking about fictional characters, it's just a name and a concept at our minds.
So true. There was a line from the current Dr. Who tv series that went something along the lines of "We are all just stories in the end, so make it a good one, eh?"
I find this somewhat tonic, even it does not alleviate the things that trouble us so much.
Dead people give less than a shit if they are remembered. Do you think Hitler cares that many people remember him as the epitome of pure evil? Or that Mother Theresa cares that she is remembered as a wonderful person that helped the poor? No neither one cares how they are remembered because they are both DEAD.
Yes, and I care very much how I'm remembered. If there is no afterlife (and science presents no evidence in support of one), perhaps that is how we live on — in the way we have influenced others and shape their lives.
It's odd the only people I care about being remembered are the ones most likely to forget because they're children.
And I guess I mostly only want them to remember me so that they grow up remembering they had a gay aunt, and hope they aren't homophobic like my sister and brother in law.
Nope. I've explicitly told my friends that I want my presence scrubbed from the internet and I have left instructions to my family to burn all my photographs and documents. I doubt they'll go through it, but then they'll have to live with the guilt of letting me down again.
I'll be lost in time eventually. I did nothing remarkable like Stephen Hawkings or Albert Einstein.
History remembers only the outstanding, in good and bad.
To answer the question, no im not.
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