Why Aren't We Comfortable with the Seemingly Natural Limits of Human

question 26

Multiple Choice

Why aren't we comfortable with the seemingly natural limits of human life, according to Nagel?

• A) We worry about how our deaths will affect our loved ones
• B) Our sense of our own experience doesn't embody this idea of natural limits
• C) Because oftentimes someone lives longer than we do
• D) Nagel argues that we are comfortable with the natural limits of human life

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