On his death bed the famed Puritan preacher Cotton Mathers said his last words, ". "Is this dying? Is this all? Is this all I feared, when I prayed against a hard death? O! I can bear this! I can bear it! I can bear it!" As his wife wiped his eyes, he concluded, "I am going where all tears will be wiped from my eyes."
On the last year I died three times.
Each time no heaven no hell only nothing.
Each time I was reincarnated to this life.
Neither Heaven nor Hell.
Some eleven years after the end of the American Civil War, Alexander Graham Bell uttered the first words over a telephone in 1876 to his assistant.
"Mr. Watson - come here - I want to see you."
Since then millions of trillions of words have been spoke over landlines, however since the advent of cellular phones people talk less and less on landlines and I predict the last sentence said by a caller will be, "Call me on my cell."
Or as the world descends into chaos in 2050, "Hey, man, take care of yourself. We are so fucked."
