Once upon a time, death marked a quiet conclusion—a final breath, a closed book, and a life lived entirely in the physical world. But in our hyper-digital age, that neat ending no longer holds. Today, death isn’t disappearance. Our data lingers, flickers, and resurfaces—long after we’ve left the room. We don’t just leave behind memories; we leave behind an entire digital self. So, how do we navigate life, death, and data? Remember when death was just a biological full stop? A final breath, a closed chapter, and a neatly tied life lived offline. But in today’s hyper-connected world, that sense of finality has blurred. Death doesn’t mean disappearance anymore—not when your data continues to linger, scroll, pop up, and ping long after you're gone. Welcome to the age where  you die twice : once biologically, and then digitally—if at all. Our lives today are written in data: photos, emails, tweets, likes, passwords, playlists, blog posts, comments, selfies, signatures. This vast sea of...