Death only leaves bones and ashes, even though no matter how great a human being is, in fact, that is his condition. Isn't there a lot of real examples that can be proof without being denied. Did the previous kings die so much that even though they were buried in tombs covered with gold and silver they could bring them to death?
It turns out that it is not just a sweetener for the luxurious shape of a king's tomb, instead it is a target for people who live to be able to have it.
Ordinary people or poor people whether they die in neglect to be different from other humans. It turned out to be the same, remained the same, leaving only the bones and perhaps a historical record if it deserves to be recorded in history.
Life does not make humans different in death, but it is when people live that they like to differentiate and also map out their own existence. Without exception. And indeed this is the greatness of the condition of lust and reason.
We live and we die, still the same as humans. Bones and ashes are only relics of the end when humans were destroyed by the conditions of time.
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