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I think, no. Anyone with active suicidal thoughts is believed to not be of "sound" mind. Suicide often leads from mental illnesses, such as depression, which most of the time can be treated; denying adequate treatment would be wrong. If refractory, or untreatable, leading to unbearable suffering, in some countries, like here in Belgium, one can ask (and run through some procedures) for euthanasia.

Sounds amazing when coming to an absolution studying for the exam coming up Friday

One day we all came here to learn from one another, and it doesn't matter what we already do or do not know. Most of us still seek others' knowledge here by asking questions in topics and most of us share their knowledge with others when asked; again - no matter what we already do or don't know. There's always someone willing to explain anything to you - from very basic to very advanced. We all had and have to start somewhere. Please feel welcome to Science Forums.

Thanks to the Norwegian tv series "Skam", I've discoverd tons of new music. An example:

Bienvenu! Make yourself at home

My own musings

Dust Bowl Dance by Mumford & Sons! (what do you guys think of Mumf? I love their music ...)

Reflections? I personally adore the power it expresses near the end ...

Start by eradicating theorems that are, for very obvious reasons, wrong, from your mind. (Yes, I am referring to your "Prove it" thread) Besides that, feel welcome.

By far my most favourite classical music piece. The climax in this version by Andrew Davis, at 3:38-3:43 is most exquisite. I like versions of Nimrod where the conductor takes the chance to make the brass "burst out" at the climax.

Nothing. I found without having to look for something. Guess it's the nostalgic feeling to it: I was 6 years old when the movie came out

Just give it a try. Don't judge the cover. Make sure to listen to the whole song. If you've experienced the climax the way you think it should be experienced, let me know

Did I ever introduce myself properly? Looking at the first posts, seeing how those newbies have become staff members, how adorable and, for the most of you, probably nostalgic, but I was still in elementary school back in 2004