How should we face aging and death?

[UTON Blockchain]

Recently, the topic of “elderly people left behind by technology” has gained attention. In fact, beyond the challenges of a digitalized life, there are many other overlooked aspects of aging. For example, how should one face aging and death? How does one bid farewell to the world with dignity? These are questions that not only the elderly but every one of us will eventually have to confront.

[Apocollapse]

If you care about death do these:

1. Never forget worship, put religion higher than money.
2. Obey with everything on bible, quran or any other scripture.
3. Make your family and other people happy.

These are enough, you don't have to think about anything because no one know when people will pass away. Today we can be healthy, but no one know about tomorrow. That's why, as long as you live you're doing good for humanity and spiritual, there's no reason to worry about death, because you're always ready in any situation.

[Ucy]

The physical body is not the real you. It's a container for holding the spirit (which is the real you) just like robot is to AI. The spirit needs such container to live and move around in the physical world or on earth. It's the only way it can interact with this world.
When the physical body gets old and dies, the spirit lives on.  So, aging and physical death is not the end of it. After death, the spirit is promoted to a high level of existence or demoted. The promotion and demotion depend on how well the human conducted his/her affairs on earth.

[Roseline492]

Recently, the topic of “elderly people left behind by technology” has gained attention. In fact, beyond the challenges of a digitalized life, there are many other overlooked aspects of aging. For example, how should one face aging and death? How does one bid farewell to the world with dignity? These are questions that not only the elderly but every one of us will eventually have to confront.

Actually there is no way to face aging because you don't even no when and how it will come, have you not look out your pictures before and say "how times flies" Because to you it was like yesterday, so that's how aging work, as time keep passing that's how age is also walking and body adjusting to the age, however the only little way to face aging is when your finance is good because you will be able to eat good food that would elongate your body and health from how you were supposed to look at that age, though sometimes people who doesn't have also look younger than their age but rich play that role better.

[Fiatless]

Recently, the topic of “elderly people left behind by technology” has gained attention. In fact, beyond the challenges of a digitalized life, there are many other overlooked aspects of aging. For example, how should one face aging and death? How does one bid farewell to the world with dignity? These are questions that not only the elderly but every one of us will eventually have to confront.

When one will die cannot be predicated. So we have to prepare for it when we are alive. Make sure you have plans for your dependents if you have. You should have an investment or savings that they can fall back to, in case of death. Taking a death assurance policy is not also a bad idea.

Some people are fortunate to know when they will die. Maybe they have a terminal diseases and have been informed how long they will spend. At this point, you have to spend more time with your family and put your house in order. Leaving the world with dignity involve your ability to impact the lives of your family, friends and community positively. Dying with dignity is contributing positively to lives or endeavors of people you come in contact with.

[franky1]

Some people are fortunate to know when they will die. Maybe they have a terminal diseases and have been informed how long they will spend. At this point, you have to spend more time with your family and put your house in order. Leaving the world with dignity involve your ability to impact the lives of your family, friends and community positively. Dying with dignity is contributing positively to lives or endeavors of people you come in contact with.

as well as getting finances in order (so that family are not left with a financial headache doing the bureaucracy of your estate whilst also grieving), a positive is to make some video's explaining things. even passing down advice, such as if you have young grandkids that admire you but too young to have many memories of you, make some videos themed around certain future events of their lives, like celebrating them finishing highschool, celebrate them finishing college, advice about love and marriage and celebrating their wedding day, first child etc. so they can in the future watch you and keep a memory of you at your somewhat best at pivotal moments of their life, so that the dont only have the final memory of you as being them around you while you are on your sickbed in the last hours

[GideonGono]

Never take anything for granted, live life to the fullest, enjoy and make memories as much as we can, do what makes you happy.
We could never know when would be the last time that we could do something again, just like how we aged, whenever we look back we never knew that it was the last time for something like playing with our whole childhood friends, hanging out with our friends when we are teenager, being carefree and so much more.
Those are just the example of something we took for granted back then and didn't know that it would be the last time, so make sure to enjoy life.

[Hewlet]

How does one bid farewell to the world with dignity? These are questions that not only the elderly but every one of us will eventually have to confront.

the earth will only remember you for what you have done so if you are hoping that after you have left the world your name still remains, it is only best to thrive to do things that leaves a good trace that's strong enough to remain useful years after you have left the earth. the likes of albert Einstein and other great scientist will forever be talked about because they have created what remains relevant even after they have demised. if this is what you care about, you've got to do something that immortalizes you after you've gone.

there certainly is another life after death and how we live in this life will have effect in what we see in the life beyond. religion has an answer to that and gives us an hope for a  better life after death. it is just best to live with the consciousness that you will certainly die one day and give account of how you have spent your life on the earth. invest and leave something behind for the generation yet unborn and do all you can to ensure they have a better life than you currently have. eat, have fun, explore life, aim for the peak and do what your minds tell you to do but never forget that whatever you do, at death you will give account of it. the spirit of humanity in you should guide you to making good choices that is good not just for yourself but for the people that are around you.

[aoluain]

You gotta treat life like Jim Morrison from The Doors, he said:

"I wanna get my kicks before the whole $hithouse goes up in flames"

and from the movie The Highlander when the Kurgan said "Its better to burn out
than to fade away"


Aging and death is inevitable, live life to the full, be healthy and put plans in
place for the future.

Bidding farewell to the world with dignity is most often our choice. I believe
there is no dignity in a slow painful journey to death, in that case with no hope
of a cure or relief I would definitely pick Euthanasia.

[uneng]

Aging is a process. You can only conclude it with success through death, if you did the process successfuly. It's everything about the Sowing Law, where you gather the fruits accordingly to what you have sowed previously.

It's not possible to gather oranges if you have sowed apples. It's not possible for someone to die with dignity if he didn't live his life with dignity.

It's not an excuse to get hopeless, though. The opportunity to change, to improve and to evolve are present all the time, doesn't matter how old you are. As Gandalf the Grey once said: "all we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us". So, do the best you can taking into consideration the current circumstances.

[BADecker]

How should we face aging and death?


Like it's here, already... and get off all social media.

[Mikky02]

Aging and death that's what no one is bigger than but the poor and the rich are bound to get old and die This has been happening all we have to do is to make use of our time probably set our goals right and work towards it make good memories with family and friends in all just make sure to leave your best life

[Accardo]

There are numerous aging secrets and the best amongst the least I could remember is drinking clean water and taking enough rest. Those two aids good living and builds a healthy lifestyle. Over the years people find it hard to rest, and its difficulty tripled in the current economy. To prevent aging; staying fit and strong, avoiding illness caused by fatique - making out time to rest helps us with energy, and long lasting health.

[JackMazzoni]

Aging is a sickness, with AGI coming, there could be a cure to aging very soon. And  death would be optional for the rich.

[Fiatless]

It’s not a nice topic to talk about but my thoughts are you should just enjoy life as much as possible. If an older person enjoys life without embracing new technology then whatever, good for them. We are not alive for aclong time really so it’s just best to live life to the fullest, whatever that may involve.

Maybe relocating to a rural area far away from the population of cities will be a good option. The rural areas bring you close to nature. The peace that the green plants, animals, rivers, and others bring is priceless. I don't know why people are advising retirees to stay away from technology because I intend to still work part-time remotely. Starting a social media channel to document my rural life as well as counseling services will be a viable hobby.

[BADecker]

How should we face aging and death?


Backward.   

[Gentle_Soul]

Recently, the topic of “elderly people left behind by technology” has gained attention. In fact, beyond the challenges of a digitalized life, there are many other overlooked aspects of aging. For example, how should one face aging and death? How does one bid farewell to the world with dignity? These are questions that not only the elderly but every one of us will eventually have to confront.

Death is not supposed to be feared as it is seen as inevitable one must certainly die one day
The fundamental thing is living an upright life one who is upright is not afraid of death and no mater what happens is rest assured that he has lived a fulfilling life of purpose and destiny
I think it's pointless focusing on the fear of death rather one should chanel the energy to a purpose driven life and destiny

[Reynaldo]

 I mean, i do a lot of exercise and try to eat high protein diet and good fat like avocado, cashews, also i don't drink too much alcohol and if i drink only wine its permitted Also what i thought about this and I'm thinking deeply in this , we can view it as a natural phase of life that, while challenging, can still hold meaning and dignity. And also try to engage in meaningful relationships...

[BADecker]

I mean, i do a lot of exercise and try to eat high protein diet and good fat like avocado, cashews, also i don't drink too much alcohol and if i drink only wine its permitted Also what i thought about this and I'm thinking deeply in this , we can view it as a natural phase of life that, while challenging, can still hold meaning and dignity. And also try to engage in meaningful relationships...

People have been doing these kinds of things for thousands of years. But nobody seems to be much over 100-years-old. The only thing that works is faith that Jesus will save you.

But you have to believe the promise of God even though it looks illogical. And it isn't that illogical, since nothing logical works.

[aoluain]

Aging is a sickness, with AGI coming, there could be a cure to aging very soon. And  death would be optional for the rich.

Aging is not a sickness, its a fact of nature, all species have a life span.
Its impossible for everything to simply live forever or even double our life span because there only
limited resources on the Earth to sustain that.

There could be a cure to aging in the future but that will be an option for the wealthy, it will become
very exclusive and only affordable to a minority.

How should we face aging and death?


Like it's here, already... and get off all social media.

good point, live in the now and accept that Death is part of life.