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Freud says,
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After all,
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one's own death is beyond imagining,
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and whenever we try to imagine it
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we can see that we really survive as spectators.
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Thus, the dictum could be dared in the psychoanalytic school:
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at bottom,
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nobody believes in his own death.
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Or, and this is the same:
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in his unconscious,
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every one of us is convinced of his immortality.
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All right, there's Freud.