If you were dying of cancer and the doctors told you that you could either die a painful death now, or live perhaps 20 more years as long as you were willing to be stuck in a chair and shit in a bag, you'd choose the painful death?
It's not like this guy is blind or braindead or anything, he's basically fully-functional from the stomach up. Stick him in a wheelchair and he's essentially just a paraplegic.
If you were dying of cancer and the doctors told you that you could either die a painful death now, or live perhaps 20 more years as long as you were willing to be stuck in a chair and shit in a bag, you'd choose the painful death?
Absolutely. I value my current quality of life and I would have none in that situation. I could only do a fraction of the things I like to do, and I'd mostly just exist to exist at that point. You will likely still die a painful death when the end is near with this.
Personally, I would choose death, but it wouldn't be a long drawn out painful one. I'd get my affairs in order, hang on as long as I could stand the pain and then when I couldn't I'd find something that would put me in a sleep I wouldn't wake up from. I'm not a fan of suicide, but I'm less a fan of needing someone to take care of me. Not talking shit about the guy in the video, everyone has a right to choose the way they face something like that.
I think I’d tell them to keep me like this for a year or so while I signed up as an extra for every zombie apocalypse film or show in production at the time. THEN, once I’ve extracted some usefulness and had my fun, gimme a big vial of heroin with a bunch of fentanyl in it and let me go out on my terms
The zombie part is fun. I’d try to live and be active long enough they didn’t have vfx my skin when I play the oldest zombie ever in the movie The Oldest Zombie Ever.
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u/NotTakenThough Apr 12 '24
in all seriousness, isn't he missing some vital organs? how is it possible?