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The thread begins with a cryptic message from whoosh, followed by seekermeister commenting that celebrity status does not grant immortality, emphasizing that spiritual immortality transcends fame. Seekermeister suggests that the term "immortal" is often misused in relation to celebrity and notes that even renowned individuals will eventually be forgotten over time. The discussion reflects on the distinction between spiritual and societal notions of immortality, with a primarily philosophical tone.
The thread begins with a cryptic message from whoosh, followed by seekermeister commenting that celebrity status does not grant immortality, emphasizing that spiritual immortality transcends fame. Seekermeister suggests that the term "immortal" is often misused in relation to celebrity and notes that even renowned individuals will eventually be forgotten over time. The discussion reflects on the distinction between spiritual and societal notions of immortality, with a primarily philosophical tone.
seekermeister
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Contrary to popular opinion, being a celebrity doesn't make anyone immortal. Everyone is "immortal" spiritually, and being remembered doesn't alter that state either way. I'm just saying that the word is misused in this context. Besides, even the best actors or other personages shall be forgotten eventually...if the world lasts that long.
