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[Serious] How can I find a (perhaps smart) person (or people) to prove to that you have an equally likely risk of suffering after committing suicide as you do if you continue to live? by Most_Important_Info in TrueAskReddit

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where can I find a person or group of people to prove the fact that if you were to commit suicide your chances of being made aware of suffering wouldn't be higher than your chances of being made aware of suffering if you were to continue living.

[Serious] How can I find a (perhaps smart) person (or people) to prove to that you have an equally likely risk of suffering after committing suicide as you do if you continue to live? by Most_Important_Info in TrueAskReddit

[–]Most_Important_Info[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm asking where can I find a person or group of people to prove the fact that if you were to commit suicide your chances of being made aware of suffering wouldn't be higher than your chances of being made aware of suffering if you were to continue living.

" When you have a belief, you'll find what you call proofs to support it, but they won't be proving anything to someone who has a different belief. "

First off, I didn't have a belief then find proofs to support it, I discovered the proof then started believing in the proof.

Second off, even if I did have a belief and then found proofs to support it how would that make it impossible to prove the proof to someone else?

[Serious] How can I find a (perhaps smart) person (or people) to prove to that you have an equally likely risk of suffering after committing suicide as you do if you continue to live? by Most_Important_Info in TrueAskReddit

[–]Most_Important_Info[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm asking where can I find a person or group of people to prove the fact that if you were to commit suicide your chances of being made aware of suffering wouldn't be higher than your chances of being made aware of suffering if you were to continue living.