John Hunger - The Adventure Zone
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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I think there was probably a time where I had joy where I experienced fleeting happiness or anger or fear. But God, it's just been so long. Merle. I I used to spend my days considering the nature of time and existence. Maybe that brought me joy once. But unlike everybody else who ever thought about those questions? Who ever thought about the meaning of it all? I Then you may find this hard to believe, but I solved it. Merle. I saw the fullness of time. I I pondered eternity and was the first person and Onley person to successfully visualize it's treacherous arc. You're a man of the cloth, Merle. Surely you've wondered, too. About what? What awaits our consciousness after death. What am I saying? I've given you a first hand experience a few times in this very room. Perhaps for some people who think about it, there's nothing but infinite oblivion, the eternal a razor of your consciousness. Or for some, it's eternal life in their God's glorious kingdom or eternal cycling through all the inhabitants of their world. Any of these options moral, any of them are just ihr Asia or contentment or revival any of them are fine as abstract concepts, but eternally Merle eternally, you can't possibly conceive of the length of eternity Merle I have. It's maddening and hopeless, but it's a burden were all saddled with from the moment of our creation. It's a finish line that by its definition, will never arrive. It stretches forever and ever. It's too ambivalent to even taunt those trapped behind it. It is the cruel price of existence, Merle, and it's too horrible to bear once you've seen it. Existence, moral life. Merle is horrible to exist, to live his horrible.