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That's the crucial premise.
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And of course,
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we don't have any good--as far as I can see--we don't have any
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good reason to believe that crucial premise.
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You might ask though, is there some other behavior,
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something else that should tip us off, could tip us off,
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as to whether or not we really do or don't believe that we're going to die?
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Well, here's the best that I can do.
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This strikes me as the most plausible contender for an argument like this.
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As we know, there are people who have brushes with death.
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They might be, for example, in an accident, and come close to being killed,
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but walk away without a scratch.