What is more important than life and the breaking of it? We fear the end and the rot, but rot is not to be feared. Without life there is no rot; to carry it out or to provide matter for its own destruction. The existence of death and rot is a testament to our presence. To understand destruction is to understand nature. To understand nature is to absolve humanity of its guilt. For if we were to stop all injustices, stop all pain and death and become only good, we would perish in our stasis. How beautiful it is to fulfill our purpose; to become perfect, and to die.