Insights into Killing and the Leading Cause of Death
As of Any Active Moment, Further Lifespan could be Short Enough to Live Livelier, or could be Long Enough to Become Captive in Volition Latitudes
First Edition. March 7th, 2023. This essay is entirely a matter of opinion. Copyright © 2023 Talon 38 Personal Media, LLC.
Nature kills. I’m a fan of nature. I’m a fan of living, with confirmable evidence, by negation of strange stasis to aging never evident to experience, that natural living is not natural unless death is honored as good form part of each of our futures, and integral to species living hourly, felt ongoing continually.
From my experience in total, from reading, to living, and to include childhood play and my entire life up to time of last editing this, it is self-compelling to myself that the leading cause of death in the United States and abroad is mortality, at logically 100% death rate, per individual, in total lifetime analyses.
Logic is of words/concepts. After cessation of lifeform, there is not sensibly a person, so the remains of a person are that to which one could refer; with urns or casket remains small in comparison to: few to many years of urination remains, exhalation remains, perspiration humidity remains, hair remains, nail remains, exfoliated remains, saliva remains, tear-layer remains, sinus remains, and ear efflux remains. That’s much remaining matter of molecules numerous to the skies, waters, and lands, globally. Defecation was never a part of us up behind the eyes and between the ears but was bypassed.
Mortality is the leading cause of death, at variegated timing prevalence of 100%, with death being a process of some small timespan, but greater than zero timespan.
