30 May
2014
30 May
'14
2:52 p.m.
Oh, I would never argue you should let us putatively
missing you drive
you into a life you don't enjoy. I would rather you live a life you
My view is that a lot of medics have got it wrong. They try to give a
person the longest possible life, what they should do is give the person
the most enjoyable life.
enjoy, and I will miss you when you pass and will
consider the world
diminished by your passing. (Well, unless I go first and am changed
Sure. I think, actually, a number of people will miss if if they outlive
me.
If I ahd somebody depending on me (such as a child), then I suspect my
priorities would be different. As it is, I feel I should continue having
the life I enjoy, even if it is shorted than it might otherwirse me.
Incidentally it would not be surpirisng if I died from electrocution.
After all I do work wit hthe mains and higher votlages and while I am
obviosuly careful, things can go wrong. However, that risk is not goign
to stop me from repariing SMPSUs and the like.
enough by own trip to the Summer Lands....) And I
consider whomever
your life keeps you in contact with to be privileged thereby.
Naturally, I'd like it if classiccmp were on that list, but that is
secondary.
FWIW, I _do consider classiccmp to be part of my circle of friends.
-tony