It is known fact that death is unavoidable, then why do people fear death?
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death may scare them because it's impossible to fulfill extreme materialistic needs. Perhaps we have to distinguish between the fact that every human being is mortal and the event of our own death .
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Why are we afraid of death?
Are we afraid because there is a fear inside us that we won't be able to do everything we want before we die? Or is there an instinct inside us to be naturally afraid of death? Or maybe are we afraid of it because it is something unknown?
I believe that our outlook about death, depends greatly on where we came from, the death experiences we've accumulated and the type of coping we have. No single individual, even community of people can definitely say that fear is attributed to a single factor. Death like pain is subjective. It is personal and our experiences may or may not encourage this fear.
Just like any 'tough' situation in an individuals life, the kind of death belief, life philosophy and other external influences we've had along our lifetime will explain and define our fear (or lack of it) regarding death.
Several case studies had indicated that, as one grows maturely, the more they are welcome to the idea of death. This might be attributed to one's acceptance to his biological vulnerability and living life to it's fullest (or hopelessness). But this is a non-confirmatory theory.
There are many facets about this phenomena. We are fascinated at the same time baffled by death. But I guess our interest in it stems from the fact that we all go through with it but we just don't know what lies after we die.