I think were already dead, dude. Not everyone, just Deckers. The whole Death-Cast thing seems too fantasy to be true. Knowing when our last day is going down so we can live it right? Straight-up fantasy. The first afterlife kicks off when Death-Cast tells us to live out our day knowing its our last; that way well take full advantage of it, thinking were still alive. Then we enter the next and final afterlife without any regrets
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