Just like life, Game of Thrones is massively unpredictable. Not knowing who will die next keeps us on the edge of our seats. But I want to know how watching it can help us deal with our own eventual deaths. Here, I examine Bernard Williams’ argument that a mortal life is preferable to an immortal one, in the right circumstances.
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Great video as always !