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From the beginning of time, men have worried about the true nature of death. Lucretius believes that humans necessarily fear death because they perceive it as a state of grief that doesn’t contain mortal possessions and brings with it eternal damnation. However, Lucretius sees death as something not to be feared because he believes that mind terminates at the point of death and so death a state of nothingness that allows for eternal repose from mortal woes
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