I'll Live My Dreams in Heaven

Nica and kamu both make the argument that one of the most corrupting things about religion is that it can take away from the fact that your earthly existence is already pretty good. That it is actually an kamu and nicha both basically directly attack hope, which i think can kind of summarize all the things we're talking about. To some degree, whether it's a a religion, or self esteem or a sacrificing yourself to a great work to be remembered um its, it seems to be beneficial to a degree, to kind of almost embrace the hopelessness and the fact that you're going to die. e.g., our kind of way to transcend immortality symbolic,