【東方紺珠伝】 ナノ・プローブ (Nano Probe) 『ぴずやの独房』【Subbed】

[@dvrgnce2237]

Blown away by the lyrics. Wow.

[@EikiShiki]

...I'm wondering what people who haven't read the description think rn about the comment section :') So, if you're confused, read the description!

[@WilliamLevesqueineX]

Such a great song. That chorus

[@jorer9540]

It is precisely because I will die that I am motivated to do whatever I can to further our knowledge of the world we inhabit. Whether I do that through research, through construction, it does not matter.

[@ateanelephant]

I'd hate to be immortal. I would lose my friends and family to the sands of time. I would outlive the Earth. The Sun. I would drift in space forever. Outliving the universe itself. Drifting. In the cold. Forever.

[@DeboraRavaioli]

Well, I know that is going to happen sooner or later, so it's ok. That cannot be helped. Even If I'll die with something unfinished, it's ok. I've lived my life doing what I wanted to do (and yes, I believe in free will), so even if I could do something better, that cannot be helped. After death, I would most probably don't care about anything. My existence? Just a number of things happening without a meaning, one after another, following cause and effect. I just want to be happy in between all of this. Nothing more, nothing less.

[@khan6020]

when there is life, there will be an end. and before the end, what can we do?

[@DemoniacWW]

"Sup, how are you?"

[@nico1520]

Everything has an end, if not it will be an eternal nightmare, because all will perish but you won't, that's not what life was made for, you need to enjoy little things, and accept that nothing is perfect, what is the price to be inmortal, you could do something now, or whenever you want without restrictions, that false satisfaction of doing things will make you and empty being, without goals, without happiness, without a life at all.

[@XamRei]

I am nothing but a small assembly of complex chemical components that interact in a remarkable way. I was not created to be or to do something in particular, and I spent my life trying to suffer as few as possible and enjoying the joys and pleasures my condition allows me as much as I could. I am not afraid of death for it doesn't mean pain or sorrow, just the end of my consciousness.