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Surely helping their life problem is easier than dealing with that.
Besides, what do you expect ppl to do? Make a commotion when someone wants to commit suicide, and watch how the process goes like its some kind of netflix show?
Something living has a mind and will of it's own - from the smallest ant to the largest whale, it has something that is generally regarded as being precious and worth preserving - once it dies, it will never ever come back, will never live again, it's life story / history is basically gone forever as well as it's uniqueness - in dying, it became the same as a brick / wood / water etc.
Whether "a" life is "worth" living isn't really a factor - no one knows the future for certain, so like hoarders hoarding things that they might or might not need or want later, people in general try to preserve life.
Other reasons might be to avoid people taking a massive debt and then giving it away and dying, leaving the debt unpaid and a big legal mess for the living to then figure out.
Oh, I've read that before. It's a Chinese saying, IIRC.
Very true. Besides, even a feetless man, so to speak, can be happy.
Say someone amassess a large amount of money and then fakes their own murder but still "kills themselves"? Lowkey get the junkiest person you can find to kill you for $100, and leave like 50 million buried in a safe. Get someone to film you and a lawyer saying "In the event of my death, I have left this money"
If I don't bother with life insurance, no one will suspect me in on the scam, and also....*laughs at life insurance for myself*
Loophole.
they made their decision, and while it pains me, i can't force them to stay here when they clearly would rather not
To me, it's specifically the fact that we don't know anything else which makes the overall utility of simply existing extremely questionable. The mere existence of any/all of us is generally irrelevant to the universe. Hell, we don't even know that life itself is a net positive force within that system - it seems the most likely case that it too is essentially meaningless overall.
If someone tried to explain to me how they perceive their experience here, my response would certainly not be the typical "That's not how I see it, therefore you are wrong and bad and now we must reeducate you!"
Some people do seem to always respond that way, and ♥♥♥♥ those people. But NOBODY who advocates for any particular option is always right or always wrong. It's all about understanding the unique case you're dealing with, and the individual behind it.