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Poor Richard.  Of course you can not eliminate fear completely, I wouldn't even last a full day if I had no fear whatsoever.

I din't think I would have to elaborate on that. Next time I will send you a private text explaining in detail in such a way that even you

will understand. 

A bit. I dislike the idea of not knowing what the future will be like. The world will continue and I won't know what's happening. I'd love to know what it will be like in 400 years. I hate death for taking that from me.

Explain to me why exactly you think I'm stupid for simply indicating that life after death is unknown, and therefore we cannot truly know if it exists or not.

Fail. You wilful child, you. ;)  

Freedom to me is to overcome fear itself.

Poor Richard. If you overcome the fear of lets say swimming, what do you think happens. You get in the water and learn how to swim

when you overcome the fear of swimming that fear is replaced by something called respect for the water.

It makes me sad knowing there are people in the world still, that just can't get a grasp on the basics.

Biebs, I think you're a little confused. In the title you ask "Do you fear death?" but in your OP you ramble about overcoming fear  as a way to live freely. 

My point is simply that the instinct to survive is innate and without it well… (please see Darwin awards) 

The point you seem to be struggling to make is something like - if people can overcome their fears in general they can live more freely. Wow, that's deep dude.  Thanks for the insight. 

(Biebs, since you're scared of water, please don't do this...)

Drowning at Home 
You are locked out of your house so the normal thing to do wouldn’t be to check you front pockets for the keys. Oh no, you should climb through the kitchen window. If you happen to be too large for the window, flail around until the hot water is turned on. Now, if the sink is filling up with hot water and your head is actually in the sink, apparently, the thing to do is not to pull the plug or turn off the water, the proper course of action is give up and drown. Apparently that’s how they did it on 26 May 2004 in Wolfsberg, Austria. This works fine for the gene pool.

My head hurts. I think some of my brain cells died during the process of reading what you wrote.

I dont think I can dumb myself up enough to completely understand what you wrote.

If I had to take a stab in the dark I would guess, it was your way of agreeing with what I wrote.

I'm sure your head does hurt and I'm glad you realize you need to "dumb up" not down. To keep it simple, I think we can conclude you made a trite, cliche OP "do you fear death?" and then proceeded to ramble on another trite, cliche tangent about becoming free by overcoming fears. With your deep insight I'd say your moniker "Beiber" suits you well. :) That's all for now kid. 

Yawns. Rolls over and stretches in sun 

by Daddy

What does this all mean? Fuck if I know... I just live and when I die... I'll be dead... so obviously I won't care.

 Epicurus: "Why should I fear death? If I am, then death is not. If Death is, then I am not." :D

by RichardParker

Drowning at Home 

You are locked out of your house so the normal thing to do wouldn’t be to check you front pockets for the keys. Oh no, you should climb through the kitchen window. If you happen to be too large for the window, flail around until the hot water is turned on. Now, if the sink is filling up with hot water and your head is actually in the sink, apparently, the thing to do is not to pull the plug or turn off the water, the proper course of action is give up and drown. Apparently that’s how they did it on 26 May 2004 in Wolfsberg, Austria. This works fine for the gene pool.

 The hell is this thing? What were you on when you typed it?

Sigh. I didn't write it, Edvard. It's pasted from the link Top 10 Darwins… 

It would be an example of the type of people who do not fear death, as per the concept of the Darwin awards. 

http://www.totallytop10.com/current-affairs/odd-news/top-10-darwin-awards