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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | At least according to Agent Scully of The X-Files, most people want to live forever. Of course, that is not the case in reality. For some the inevitability of death is just the way things are. For the Death Seeker, on the other hand, death can't come soon enough. In many modern societies, Death Seekers are very rare, and in many they are regarded as mentally unstable, but sometimes, the Death Seeker can become a role model. |