Pulitzer Prize-winner Paul Watson’s Substack
An unfolding mystery of human survival at the mercy of a gently whirring, clicking machine that purifies lifeblood.
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Part One: When the odds aren’t great, but you have no choice (opens the original)
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We think we know people. We think we know ourselves.But how much do you really understand anyone, including yourself, if you can’t say for certain how you would prefer to die?The answer to that fundamental question, one that many of us dodge until it’s too late, cuts to the core of who we are.If you believe in a heaven ruled by a merciful god, and a truck driver staring at his smart phone runs you over, why would you want to delay your welcome to paradise just to loiter anther month unconscious
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