Death clock calculator. When will you die?

[enchanted]

The Death Clock https://share.google/AOI8S3sREqvz3FJRO

This is sobering to think about. The countdown is cool too

Edited 9 hours ago by enchanted

[LastThursday]

I have 5672 days left. I won't even reach 70 ffs. I think I need a wall calendar with the days counting down to inspire motivation, I better get on with it.

[PsychedelicEagle]

Seems like the algorithm in in line with my longevity protocol.

Predicted age of death 117 lol.

29k days left.

If I do a 5-MeO trip every two weeks that's 2k trips remaining.

Edited 6 hours ago by PsychedelicEagle

[jacknine119]

Why did you share it? Do you believe that it’s somehow close to reality? 

[shenanigans]

Imma be assassinated lol

[Ulax]

4 minutes ago, shenanigans said:

Imma be assassinated lol

 

[oOo]

It's better to look up to the dead than the living. They won't disappoint you, and even if they do, its much easier to forgive them. 

The living are a part of the same negotiated terrain.

The dead have already lived their example.

They also activate our relationship schemas in a far healthier way than present people because the activation is minus what we predict what they will do next.

Even admiration of the living, it should always be weighted. 

Here's an experiment I want the reader to run. Pick ten different people from ten different countries that believe you could look up to or at the very least, admire. Now engage with those memories and your thoughts about them along with the emotions that go alone with that. Watch your interpersonal relationship style change and learn from the effects. Now do the same experiment but with the living. 

So much healing can be done on one's own relationship style to both other people and the world around them by strategically engaging in this way. And that's an underestimated, often overlooked point, from the punk rock emo existentially depressed kid to the 35 year old that characterises themselves as an "incel" to the 60 year old divorcees that are sad and bitter at the world because it ended badly. People don't realise that the remnants they're picking up to piece back together their zest for life, is interpersonal far more than it is actually existential. And that's the nail in the coffin to the philosopher mad at the universe because they haven't been told the meaning of life, and many variations therein for him/her/Ze/Hir/Hirs/Xe/Xem/Xyr/Faed/Faer. If they simply healed, or rather if they knew how to heal all of their interpersonal relationships, including the one they have with themselves, their relationship to existence would be healed consequentially, without having to write a philosophy book that rivaled Nietzsche. Why this kind of schema therapy is likely to work for most, is because you're bidirectionally interacting with emotional wounds that aren't going to be reactivated with the living.

I remember this death clock when I was a kid, my friends and I found it so fun to play with at the time .