Do you fear death, robots?

Do you fear death, robots?

I don't really know how to feel about this topic.
Whenever I think about not existent anymore a feeling of draed and terror emanates from my core being.

Attached: 1637985570035.jpg (1255x959, 130.87K)

When I think about death a sense of calm and relaxation washes over me, finally I can rest my road weary feet and not stress for a few lifetimes. This world is shit and I'll be glad when I'm finished with its bullshit.

On some level, I get the same existential dread. On the other, I was with my only friend of the past 15 years die last year. I have never seen the death of someone I cared about so much before. It may be terrifying but really if there is anything after, I hope we will be reunited. If not, to be frank, the void seems preferable to life alone.

This. No matter how shitty my life gets, death is waiting for me to free me from mortal world and its problems.

You know, I thought I did but then I do things like go triple the speed limit around corners on my bike. Maybe I once feared it but my life choices tell me I now welcome it.

I don't fear it but I'm certainly afraid of how I'm gonna go out, I don't want it to be instant but I don't want it to be dragged out either.

Death walks besides me.
He's my friend. Religion is based upon the fear of a non eternal life but there is not so much to fear.
I don't wanna kill myself but I also don't wanna fear something so natural.

What evidence is there for the belief that you will be non-existent?

99% of the time when I think about death it doesn't bother me. But sometimes if I think about it too long I get this weird panic attack thing, where I'm like "HOLY FUCKING SHIT DEEEEEEATH!"
Also I can't look at dead bodies. A friend of mine died a few years ago and he had an open casket wake. I could only glance at the body for like two seconds, I had to look away, too spooky.

To me, a fear of anything is a fear of death, every fear can always be traced back to death and I'm afraid of heights.