Statistics: Existential awareness

The realization that you have already made a mistake that leads you to the abyss. You made a mistake that can no longer be fixed, and you will pay for it, and there will be consequences for it...

If you imagine that you will exist after death, for example, in the form of a soul. That is, the probability that you will not understand anything, but will just fly aimlessly in bewilderment and ignorance of everything.

The feeling that you and everything/and the rest/ are being controlled. You're like a character in a computer game, but you don't realize it.

The realization that EVERYONE lives the SAME life as you, and is the main character of their story.

We can play, have fun, work... But at any moment, a brick can fall on our head, an unhealthy person will push us under a train, etc. We can also go crazy without realizing it.

The fear of aging, why live so long if you can't do anything anymore. It's painful for you to move around, and your loved ones don't really need you/aren't interested in you.

Fearful thoughts that there is no life AFTER.

The thought is simple, when you look, the world exists, if you don't look, it doesn't exist. It may depend on both you and the ant, for example. Although, most likely, memory is just as important as in candle art.

Conscious REFLECTION on one's own mortality. Accepting this as a natural phenomenon.

You will never be able to convey ALL your emotions, and someone may not understand you at all, even if you don't explain it. No one will ever know you the way you know yourself.

The idea is that we don't know anything about consciousness, but we perceive the world essentially through it. What is it, and is it completely us.

When you move from one consciousness to the second. For example, in another body in another dimension during sleep, and time freezes here or something like that. 2 lives are lived in this way, WITHOUT realizing it.

The possibility of all timelines existing at the same time. And we don't see them because they are in spaces that are incomprehensible to us, for example, 4D, 5D... A typical book with a folding dummy.

The realization that ANY help you give is only to satisfy yourself. The very value of realizing that you have helped someone, what makes you feel proud, etc. is important.

This may have different interpretations. The fact that people are watching you. Or what is more frightening, if you think about it, is the observation of otherworldly forces, for example, a deceased grandmother, etc.

Thinking about the fact that we may NOT be in the real world, and NOT communicate with real people. It's adapted. The original one: that some kind of demon is deceiving us and trying to introduce the "Real" world to us.

The fear that you will live only for a limited time, but someone will live forever (conditionally).

The idea that you, or specifically you, the universe, etc., were created last week, month, etc. (the name says Thursday, but it's just a designation). As for the memories, they just uploaded them to you...

It means that everything that happens is not accidental at the molecular level and below and above... Everything goes in a chain from the very beginning, no matter what it is. You can't change anything, because it's already been taken into account.

The idea that everything that was massively dangerous for humanity has disappeared. For example, the assumption of the existence of vampires, werewolves who simply disappeared (think for yourself), or the same dinosaurs...

The feeling of being outside of events. You see interesting people, events around them, etc. But you don't participate in them yourself, you only hear about it while in the "box".

My interpretation is that the world stands still, and the brain writes a story in which we make choices like in a visual novel. Sleep can exist as a reboot, and an emergency stop in case of failures.

When you change over time, your character changes and you realize that it cannot be avoided. When you're who you are now, you don't even recognize yourself as the future, or you don't recognize yourself as the past anymore.

I'll give you an interesting example. You live alone and you've seen enough horrors, and you're afraid to go out into the hallway, not because you're a monster, but because you're going to get a lot of pain, even though you'll forget about it when you're reborn.

It means that the brain is ALL of YOU, and everything else is just helping it. Everything is connected to it, there will be no brain, there will be no life. You're alive as long as your brain is alive. The main thing is its efficiency.

It means that human life is a short-term burst, and after it the universe will continue to exist. That is, humanity has appeared and will disappear without affecting anything.

No matter how much something exists, it eventually ends and begins anew. That is, the thought that this is not the first time you have lived the same life, or a changed one (as you like).

When you start thinking that everything is useless, meaningless, etc. There are different directions, but this is usually what is meant. Loss of meaning. Nothing matters, because it's all over.

Fearful thoughts that there are other intelligent beings besides humans. For many, it's scary because they're afraid of the view, of something else, and for others because it can destroy many of the standards of society.

You will constantly survive, and you will only die in certain universes. In simple words: if your friend died here, he will live in a parallel universe. And so on ad infinitum.

You're waiting for something that will change your life, hoping for a so-called white stripe... But it's like a die with a chance, even if it's 50% you can throw it forever, but you'll get exactly the wrong one.

When you ask yourself why, how, why, it exists In this world!