I find that many can't deal with the observation of death and search through their imagination for idealistic conclusions for their attachment to their identity and the identity of the life and loved ones that surround them. They create idealistic fantasies of a life beyond the miraculous life and experience they have now. Denying that reality may not be idealistic towards human idealism. Although with the human condition we are able to shape reality to our ideals to a certain degree. Reality observably is far greater then the human form, condition and/or experience even when you expand from human individuality to the greater collective human race. This isn't an argument or attempt to state an observable conclusion that human individuality and identity can carry on to better worlds after this one. Nor I am I saying I believe without a shadow of a doubt this is possible. This thought is just an observation that many people would rather blindly believe in an idealistic reality when reality is clearly the opposite.