Why Doesn't It Make Sense to Fear Past Non-Existence but Make

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Multiple Choice

Why doesn't it make sense to fear past non-existence but make sense to fear future non-existence, according to Ismael?

• A) Because non-existence cannot harm us
• B) Because the past is over, whereas the future still has yet to come
• C) Because when we fear death, we fear not continuing to be alive
• D) Because fear is forward looking

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Definitions:

Quantity Demanded

The collective measure of a commodity or service that people are eager and have the means to purchase at an identified price level.

Quantity Supplied

Refers to the total amount of a good that producers are willing to sell at a given price over a specific period.

Equilibrium Price

The market cost where the supply of merchandise matches the demand level.

Equilibrium Quantity

The amount of products or services available matches the amount desired by consumers at the current market rate.