The death deception

I have heard about a ninety-year-old man who got into a bitter argument with his shoemaker
as to how a pair of shoes should be made.

See here, said the shoemaker, What's the idea of doing so much yapping You are past ninety and there is little chance of your living long enough to wear these shoes out.

The old fellow looked sternly at the shoemaker and said: Apparently you are not aware that statistics prove that very few people die after ninety years of age!

Death is everywhere but everyone deceives himself that it is not for him; this is the greatest and the deepest deception the human mind is capable of; and unless one is constantly aware of this fact
one is bound to be a victim of this deception - because the mind goes on giving very beautiful and logical rationalizations up to the very end.


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