How Well-Being Changes After You Can Affect Your Well-Be
This paper will argue that when you are deceased malicious were rumors spread about you, and does affect your well-being. I will also address the situation of how well-being changes after you have died. Imagine that after you die, people spread malicious rumors about you so that everyone comes to believe that you were a terrible person. Does this affect your well-being? If it does, how do you explain how your well-being can change after you have died? Now first of all, let me address the situation of being dead and still having well-being. For the sake of this argument, let us say that we are mistakenly thought to be dead. So, answering whether somebody spreading false rumors about me after I am deceased. Could this mockery affect my well-being? Yes, this would affect my
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Nobel, was one of the most ingenious people alive. He created the chemical compound called nitroglycerin, also known as dynamite. Alfred was praised for creating dynamite as it forward the industrial industry and sped up railroad working. Though one unfortunate day Alfred’s brother died from an accidental explosion of dynamite. The next day the newspaper ran an obituary of the Nobel’s death, but the newspaper was mistaken about which Nobel had died. One afternoon, Alfred was reading the newspaper and he saw the obituary written of him, and in the obituary Alfred was criticized for creating such a destructive force. He was also given the title The Merchant of Death because of the effortless ability to kill hundreds of people in seconds with dynamite. He was horrified about how he was going to be remembered after he had passed away. Alfred did not want anything to do with his newly given title and wanted to change how people viewed him. so, he dedicated the rest of his life’s work to help humanity and with this Alfred Nobel created the Nobel Peace Prize for people who helped humanity the
Nobel, was one of the most ingenious people alive. He created the chemical compound called nitroglycerin, also known as dynamite. Alfred was praised for creating dynamite as it forward the industrial industry and sped up railroad working. Though one unfortunate day Alfred’s brother died from an accidental explosion of dynamite. The next day the newspaper ran an obituary of the Nobel’s death, but the newspaper was mistaken about which Nobel had died. One afternoon, Alfred was reading the newspaper and he saw the obituary written of him, and in the obituary Alfred was criticized for creating such a destructive force. He was also given the title The Merchant of Death because of the effortless ability to kill hundreds of people in seconds with dynamite. He was horrified about how he was going to be remembered after he had passed away. Alfred did not want anything to do with his newly given title and wanted to change how people viewed him. so, he dedicated the rest of his life’s work to help humanity and with this Alfred Nobel created the Nobel Peace Prize for people who helped humanity the