Morrie says that everybody knows they're going to die, So people buy insurance So they live afraid But nobody believes it So everyone prepares for it Morrie says that one part of living a meaningful life is to devote yourself to Your career Your health Your community Your status

Morrie's statements point to a paradox: people acknowledge death by preparing for it financially (insurance), yet they don't truly *believe* in its inevitability, thus living in a state of low-level fear. This prevents them from fully embracing life.<br /><br />According to Morrie, devoting yourself to **your community** is one part of living a meaningful life. He emphasizes the importance of contributing to something larger than oneself and building connections with others.<br />