Many people are scared of death. But doesn't that seem odd?
Death: the 'ultimate statistic', the one thing that every living thing can be certain will occur to it, must surely be analysed as the most natural thing that can happen to us, since it happens with so much more certainty than anything else in life.
But for some reason, something that we could call natural, feels quite unnatural. Most people put great effort into avoiding it for as long as possible. It is currently still considered a taboo subject in England.
Does this unnatural feeling perhaps point towards a built-in part of ourselves that knows it was never meant to die?
