Philosophically speaking, it depends on his present physical fitness and mental health conditions, his mental steadiness and his mental stability counts a lot here. I cannot guess anything without seeing him. I mean the real patient.
No, I can see how that would make sense (it's not a paradox). Maybe his heart was filled with so much love/joy that he had a heart attack and died. I believe this is possible if he had a physically weak heart.
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Philosophically speaking, it depends on his present physical fitness and mental health conditions, his mental steadiness and his mental stability counts a lot here. I cannot guess anything without seeing him. I mean the real patient.
"Smother love" is more a perversion than a paradox.
Sources:
Emotions, Marilyn Barrick, http://www.spiritualpsychology.com/
The Great Divorce, C. S. Lewis
No, I can see how that would make sense (it's not a paradox). Maybe his heart was filled with so much love/joy that he had a heart attack and died. I believe this is possible if he had a physically weak heart.
Yes.