Life's too complex, long, hard. death is simple, fast, always near, always around.
Seems like it shouldn't be that way, life should've been easier, if living beings were supposed to live it, death should've been farther, less likely to reach. It is human fear that complicates the process of death, fear had to exist as a fence for humans so they won't stray too far into the fields of the unknown, non-being, death.
What a scary idea for a monkey's mind, we are just at the threshold of knowledge and consciousness, not much differing us from animals, we are but animals with extra unnecessary steps, destroying nature that created us, killing our own species, ravaging through earth, if we are, as parts of nature, are actively destroying it, then what are we, if not a huge, too powerful, horrible mistake in the order of nature? A cancer cell in the perfect body of existence that maintained itself for billions of years before conscious humans existed, a body that is now rotting and decaying. Our brains cannot handle the order of the universe because it does not belong in it, consciousness was the worst and only misstep nature has made, and might as well lead it straight to its demise.