[Nepsotic]

I didn't mean it like that. I meant more that they are not looking at the logical side of things. So many times I've said 'It's fine to fear losing everything you've lived for, but that fear won't last very long because you'll be dead. I'm saying, (like I have said multiple times), that fearing the fact that you have no consciousness after death is irrational because you won't be there to experience it. It's like saying, "I have a phobia of Dinosaurs, me." "What, you're scared of them on the telly?" "No, when they're wandering about". Doesn't happen. I'm just saying I can't understand why people fear it when it's completely irrational. And what's strange is, I have a completely irrational fear of spiders, I know they can't hurt me (where I'm from), But I don't like them. People will say stuff like "oh, stop being a wimp". That's how I feel about people who fear after death. What's there to be scared of?