Existentialism and the gift of death

Translation: Omar Fathalim was not Professor of Philosophy Kevin, the passionate mathematician, who thought a lot about his death until he had a sudden heart attack in his late forties that left him fighting to stay alive. He realized then that the things he thought gave meaning to his life, such as his independence and ability to plan his future, were very fragile. He turned into those philosophers who thought deeply about the meaning of life and the anxiety of death.