"What then is death? It's not much of anything-simply one more event in a sequence that has no intrinsic meaning or value." This view can be found in:

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This view is consistent with the philosophy of Epicureanism, which is espoused in On the Nature of Things by Lucretius. Epicureans believed that death is not something to be feared, as it is simply the end of consciousness and therefore has no bearing on one's existence or well-being.

"What Then Is Death? It's Not Much of Anything-Simply One