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Why does Beglin think that we'd likely become bored if we lived forever? Explain his reasoning. Next, explain the lingering hope that Beglin considers in section 7. How is this hope meant to address his worry? Why doesn't he think that this hope is ultimately reassuring? Do you find Beglin's position convincing? Explain.
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