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− | he hopes never to be. |
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More seriously, one day Nemo will die. The plan is that this will occur after 2084 (in which year I turn 109), though I reserve the right to die sooner should the world or my health fail below acceptible levels before then. |
More seriously, one day Nemo will die. The plan is that this will occur after 2084 (in which year I turn 109), though I reserve the right to die sooner should the world or my health fail below acceptible levels before then. |
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* All my worldly goods are to be distributed, somehow. I'll get into details later. |
* All my worldly goods are to be distributed, somehow. I'll get into details later. |
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** This goes for my life insurance policies too |
** This goes for my life insurance policies too |
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== How to dispose of my corpsified self == |
== How to dispose of my corpsified self == |
Revision as of 13:50, 16 December 2008
Nemo is not a Zombie.
He hopes never to be.
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More seriously, one day Nemo will die. The plan is that this will occur after 2084 (in which year I turn 109), though I reserve the right to die sooner should the world or my health fail below acceptible levels before then.
This page is my digital will, of sorts.
How to dispose of my writings/ideas/etc
- All my ideas, writings, etc, are relicensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.
- All my worldly goods are to be distributed, somehow. I'll get into details later.
- This goes for my life insurance policies too
How to dispose of my corpsified self
- A simple wooden (trad jewish will suit perfect) coffin (trad hexagonal shape, not rectangular casket), to be decorated by friends and family. Then bury me.
- Please do not cremate me. I'm not a fan of the idea. Put me back in the world where my molecules can do some good.