Death is normal and sacred, not morbid. The speaker argues we should accept the body's eventual wear-out while acknowledging that accidents and disease can end life suddenly. The real question is how we choose to approach death itself.
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I was actually going to ask you, like, what are kind of the foundational statements you'd make about what you do and death is a normal part of life. It's not morbid. It's sacred. And I love both of those that, that if we say if, how do we approach it. Right. How do we approach death? That it's a normal part of life. It's part of what happens. We don't know for sure what happens after, but we do know that the body wears out. Right. And it's predictable. For the most part, yes. For the most part. There are. Certainly there are accidents, certainly there's disease and all those things that are sudden, but mostly it's predictable and it's a normal part of life.