26-04-2024, 11:10 AM
(26-04-2024, 07:55 AM)mosa Wrote: What's the point? You die anyways in the end and might as well stay to see how your life unfolds.
Except the reason people commit suicide is because they are experiencing such a high state of stress that death is seen as preferable to living. They don't want to "see how life unfolds", because life is causing them unbearable pain.
The probability mumbo-jumbo only makes sense to you because you've attached a value to life, and so find it easy to believe that life having a small probability (which it doesn't; probability doesn't exist) makes it inherently valuable.
The solution to avoid an untimely suicide is to develop vitality; this is done by engaging in activities that are both challenging and rewarding. This results in an increased resilience to stress, as well as a greater appreciation for life. Another solution is to understand that the stress will likely pass; however, if you had vitality in the first place then this wouldn't be a problem, so this is a last resort.
If you want to be driven to suicide, then spend all your time engaged in efforts that are unrewarding (e.g., wageslaving, or anything else that you hate doing), or activities that provide reward without effort (e.g., browsing social media, drug-taking). You'll eventually grow so weak and hate life so much that any difficulties you face will overwhelm you, and drive you towards suicide.
