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... Samir Meharali TOK Essay There were once two small children in a secluded area, only described as dark and desolate. These two small children, a boy and a girl, neither could see, nor feel anything outside of this desolate area. The two were trying to describe what the "after life" would be like. The two disagreed and had contrasting arguments towards what it would be like. The girl argued, "we will be in a place better than this, in which we can experience feeling, emotiion and sight". She went on to say that the next realm from this secluded, emotionless area is an area much brighter in which they will experience the light of the "outside" rather than the darkness of this secluded place. The boy, in contrast, argued, "no, we will stay in this state for all eternity. We will never be able to leave this place. There is no sich
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