A cheetah in the glory of its life feels intensely alive, not just alive.

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• If it is alive, it knows death. If it is truly alive, one can feel its own death within it, even while it lives.claim0.804
  Genuine life in an artwork or building contains an awareness of its own finitude, which manifests as sadness.
• Gold feels alive due to its peculiar yellow color, not because of monetary value.claim0.755
  Further evidence that the feeling of life inheres in the substance itself.
• We experience an intense feeling of life in many traditional artifacts and works of art, from Minoan vases to Persian bowls.claim0.752
  Central aesthetic claim illustrated by the picture sequence in section 7.
• A person will feel healed, made whole, during any process in which life and living structure are created in the world.claim0.746
• Aliveness may be relative to user state; an interface alive for a tired user may be exhausting for an alert one.claim0.745
• What makes AI feel alive is almost nobody's question; aesthetics of aliveness is a core territory for About Blank.claim0.741
• The more it is alive, the more it seems faintly to shine.claim0.738
  Alexander's introspective observation about the qualitative appearance of life in things.
• When I make something which has wholeness or life, I become more alive; when I make something dead, I become less alive.claim0.737