>>>So what is your assessment of your life?
>>>That you just live, work hard, try to be a good person, maybe have some kids, hope they turn out decent and maybe help man kind in some way and then die? :)
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>>Sounds like a good plan. I'd add having friends, fun, learning, reading, traveling, getting to know people and places. In the end, it only matters how is one remembered (how good and how long).
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>So how would you like to be remembered Dragan?

More or less as I see myself :).

But I've already had this - meeting my students from the early eighties, and hearing them mention things I said in class (which I have long forgotten :). I've been home in 2005, and all the people I once knew still knew me and were glad to talk to me. That's more than enough for me.

>>This soul is a Christian thing, and they should take care of their stuff - if they keep losing them, their bad, I'll take care of mine. I think mine is called mind (though one never knows with English).
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>Taking caring for our "stuff" is all we can do.....

That's pretty much it, yes. I just haven't found religion particularly helpful in that; some people can't find it in themselves so they need an external factor to help them - OK, I don't have a problem with that, whatever works. It's when they start claiming that we unbelievers are the cause of world's troubles (go back to the 2nd message in this thread for reference) when my keyboard starts itching.