"Maybe I'm gonna live forever, or maybe this is just one last dream before dying."
This one line (intentional or not) summarizes a great deal of metaphysical philosophy, and you'd be completely forgiven for not catching it, or not caring enough to ponder on it.
It's a comment about the absurdity of existence. How could an afterlife be any more absurd or unlikely than our current life? How can I be sure that this isn't the dream, and death just an awakening? Does the arbitrary line between self and other actually mater? Ect.
Again, you'd be completely forgiven for not giving a crap about metaphysical fluff, but don't mistake the lack of story for a lack of message. There is meaning here for anyone who cares to ponder it.
This one line (intentional or not) summarizes a great deal of metaphysical philosophy, and you'd be completely forgiven for not catching it, or not caring enough to ponder on it.
It's a comment about the absurdity of existence. How could an afterlife be any more absurd or unlikely than our current life? How can I be sure that this isn't the dream, and death just an awakening? Does the arbitrary line between self and other actually mater? Ect.
Again, you'd be completely forgiven for not giving a crap about metaphysical fluff, but don't mistake the lack of story for a lack of message. There is meaning here for anyone who cares to ponder it.