Who comes up with this nonsense? Death as a hermetically sealed experience is the opposite of most of human history https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1312614389648896001

Humans used to bury their relatives under the floors of their own houses, dig them up a couple of years later, and make smily clay masks with shell eyes for the corpses. I mean

Krapina: death rituals predate humans. Qafzeh: they predate all of our signature technologies. Fuck SAKE

We evolved with our mortality as a central experience of who we are as humans. It's now that we ignore it, put a spray tan and hair dye on septuagenarians and call that 'the prime of life,' that's the aberration. That's the thing we didn't evolve to handle.

I have a literal doctorate in thinking about death a lot, and trust me, humans in general have thought about death a lot. A LOT lot.