At times this can be more daunting than it seems, looking at the list above there is not much left. People in our society base their lives around the hope that all the ideals presented are definitive and can be relied upon to explain the universe. Our entire being falls into chaos without them. In other postmodern works the same standards are torn apart to show how untrue and false the world is, but there is at all times one supreme constant, death. Even when one searches through everything, identity, space, time, reality, and probability and cannot find a satisfying truth, there is always death to turn to. Death is completely definable: the act of not existing. So logically, if The Answer is not found in any form of existence, it must lie in death. As Guildenstern so eloquently puts it, "You can't not-be on a boat." This shows that even death will not provide relief to the questions because if one can't be sure of exactly where one exists, how can one cease to exist there?

ause the questions keep changing. Time is completely useless. Space, which is agreed upon to have three dimensions, begins to multiply and shift

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