>>24207163
you're not a flesh automaton, you're an algorithm running on the flesh automaton. it sounds like hairsplitting but the difference actually matters quite a bit
>faced with imminent (and very likely permanent) death
you live in the first era of history where it's reasonable to hope that this might be fixable even under a wholly materialist worldview
>living within a universe who by its very nature appears paradoxical to you.
skill issue
but anyway none of that has anything to do with will to live. if the thought of dying upsets you that much, sounds like you have the will to live! your problem is instead the practical question of how to not die, which is a much more productive line of thought to pursue.

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What philosophy author do you read to gain will to live as a materialist atheist?