will eventually lead to drowning. I have heard it is a good way to go - but not when drowned in debt.
I would suggest you watch "The Prestige" if you haven't. I think it is there where I heard that drowning is a pleasant way to go.
But going to the topic, it is really sad how tech companies are declaring high income, and yet are letting a lot of people go. I remember reading that you should have 6 months of salary saved up and ready for emergencies. I don't think a lot of people have or can afford to do that, and it is frightening.
For me it is more personal. my "heard" is drowning on my 8th birthday. It was calming. I didn't die at all though, as someone dived in at the last moment and fished me out, pumping the water out. However, just before I blacked out (I saw the person dive into the water above me), it was serene.
I definitely don't have 6 months saved. It would suck hard.
Oh wow, that's crazy. It was good that they saw you and rescued you immediately. I have heard that children drowning tend to be silent since they don't struggle as much.
I think only the rich do.