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How It Feels To Know You're Going To Die

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December 2, 2023

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across time and space, throughout our entire existence, one single thing has always plagued humanity at every single turn: death. no matter how hard we try we cannot escape it, but maybe we can possibly try to understand it.

in the winter of 2002, Yeysutin Vladimir Ivanovich was left all alone in the snow, abandoned by his supposed friends and co-workers. with an injury to his legs and no way to escape, he had nothing to do except to detail his encounters in the snow every single day until the very end.

hope, anger, pain, betrayal, regret. this is how it feels to know you're going to die.

Thank you to the homies for helping out with reading the diary entries! Here are their channels in order of appearance:

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please give a big thank you to all of them because they all did an amazing job!

Intro ► 0:00

Why Do We Fear Death? ► 2:07

The Taboo Of Death ► 2:36

The Impact Of Death On Memory ► 3:41

The Man Who Knew He Was Going To Die ► 4:42

The Diary Of The Dead ► 12:06

Life After Death ► 35:14

#death #4chan #greentext

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Yeysutin Vladimir IvanovichThe Taboo Of DeathLife After Death

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