If a person believes that death is a "wall," __________.
A)then necessarily, that person also believes that death is always an evil
B)that person is less likely to want to be treated with artificial nutrition and hydration
C)he or she holds a belief similar to one of Socrates' beliefs
D)he or she will also believe that death is always a good
E)None of these

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The metaphor of death as a "wall" does not inherently carry implications about death being always an evil, always a good, or about specific desires regarding artificial nutrition and hydration. It also does not directly relate to any specific belief of Socrates as recorded in philosophical texts. Therefore, none of the provided options logically follow from the premise given.

If a Person Believes That Death Is a "Wall," __________