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Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy for Near-Death Experiences May Reduce Death Anxiety
Recent study shows that immersive VR exposure to death significantly reduced anxious thoughts about deatha person wearing a virtual reality headset (not related to the study) credit: lyncconf.com, Wikimedia Commons Death and mortality are often considered taboo subjects in many cultures, especially in many parts of North America and Europe. Thoughts surrounding death may even bring about anxiety and stress for many, which can interfere with daily life. While…
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Meaningful Things to Consider After the Sudden Death of a Loved One, Prior to Making Final Arrangements (Interview)
An interview with Erica Hill, licensed funeral director and founder of Sparrow, a contemporary funeral homeWith a background in video production, merchandising, and philanthropy, Erica Hill’s passion for storytelling is evident when she helps families say goodbye to their loved ones. The funeral ceremonies she has helped conduct at Sparrow located in New York City — “a luxury modern funeral home” — have run the gamut from simple and sparse…
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Has Death Gone Disney? Former Disney Star Sparks Controversy Over New AI App — Or Grief Trap?
Calum Worthy advertised his new AI app, sparking fear and outrage with a video that showed a family using it to speak to an AI avatar of a grandma who had diedIn reflecting on the promo video for his new app that disturbed many on November 11, it’s fitting that Calum Worthy is a former Disney star. The video, which went viral, triggered a flat-out rejection of the digital resurrection as “creepy” and “demonic,” according to video reportage by Inside Edition. Fascinating, considering the bright nature of…
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Have You Considered What to Read Before you Die?
A book about 1001 movies to see before you die nicely highlights the greatest moments of the Boomer generationAccording to my earliest memory when considering my own death, albeit far in the future, I was still a child at the time. I had no fear of the possibility of dying and assumed I’d go in a most natural way at a ripe old age. I decided at the time, that once gone, I’d…
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