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    BUCKET LIST

    • It refers to a list of a things that one has not


    done before but wants to do before dying
    BUCKET LIST
    • Spending time with loved ones
    • Traveling
    • Eating exotic food
    • Adventures
    • Saying “ Sorry ”, “ Thank you ”, “ I love you ”
    Things that you wish you had done…..
    Things that you wish you had done…..
    but did not.
    TRADITIONAL DEFINITION

    Death- was simply equated to the


    stopping of heartbeat and breathing.
    Legal Definition
    • Section 2, paragraph (j) of the Organ Donation
    Act of 1991 (Republic Act 7170)

    “ Death “ – the irreversible cessation of


    circulatory and respiratory functions or the
    irreversible cessation of all functions of the
    entire brain, including the brain stem. A person
    shall be medically and legally dead if either.
    What happens to the human person
    after death?
    Can we know this for certain?
    “No man knows
    whether death
    may not even turn
    out to be the
    greatest blessing
    for a human being,
    and yet people
    fear it as if they
    knew for certain
    that it is the
    greatest of evil.”
    -SOCRATES
    SOCRATES ON DEATH
    Death is either:
    - Possibility #1:
    Dreamless sleep
    - Possibility #2:
    Passage to another life
    Therefore, either way, death is nothing to fear.
    After all, to the
    well- organised
    mind , death is
    but the next
    great adventure”

    -Albus Dumbledore,
    Harry Potter and the
    Sorcere’s Stone
    • Where do you
    think? To conquer
    this place called
    Hell of course.”
    - S hishio Makoto
    Samurai X
    But what if there is no afterlife?
    HOW DOES IT FEEL?
    Epicurus on Death
    • All sensation and consciousness ends with
    death.
    • When a man dies, he does not feel the pain of
    death because he no longer is and therefore
    feels nothing.
    • Fearing nonexistence gets in the way of
    enjoying life.
    • “ If death is an
    evil at all, it
    cannot be
    because of its
    positive features,
    but only because
    of what it
    deprives us of.
    – Thomas Nagel
    NAGEL ON DEATH
    • #fomo: fear of missing out
    • In conclusion, Nagel thinks that the only real
    evil of death is dying prematurely.
    GROUP 5

    MALARAN ADELLA
    SABANAL RAVEN
    BOBIS ROSE
    DELA CRUZ FEBLESS
    BENDIVEL KATHERINE
    CREDITO CLARISSA
    DE LARA IVYLYN
    ALMOGUERRA LESLIE
    ANDINO CATHLYN
    ROMEN ANGELINE
    CONSUEGRA MARY AZEL

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