What I've always thought was a sentence from some Greek philosopher – I don't, unfortunately, remember who it was – that I read at 16, and it's affected me all my life:
“I will not die. It's the world that will end.”
And that's absolutely true.
And, you know, for me now, it should be a serious question, because my time is fairly limited. And I have the same feeling, that I will enjoy life to the last moment and when it's the end I don't have to worry about it; I'm not there. It's too bad that the world will end, and I think a very wonderful world will end with me.
“I will not die. It's the world that will end.”
And that's absolutely true.
And, you know, for me now, it should be a serious question, because my time is fairly limited. And I have the same feeling, that I will enjoy life to the last moment and when it's the end I don't have to worry about it; I'm not there. It's too bad that the world will end, and I think a very wonderful world will end with me.
