What's the biggest regret people have on their death bed? 

Dean, you brought some wise words back into the real world by injecting the principle of choice. There are many things left on the table - that must inevitably be left on the table - as a consequence of the diversity of life offering inevitable choices. What’s avoidable is leaving stuff on the table by NOT making choices: those are opportunities that need not be left behind. There’s a lot said about ‘shitty people’ by a lot of people. As I hear that, I realise how blessed I am that I’ve hardly ever met one of those people. And, I’ve got to know a lot of people in a lot of different circumstances (as mine have changed and as those of others have changed). As to other people having an ‘opinion’ of me, I’m not sure many people take me so seriously as to treat me badly or to feel I treat them badly. Others are a mirror of our souls which is why we must first respect ourselves to respect others, most if not all others…

Motörhead’s Lemmy …On Regrets : “I don’t do regrets. Regrets are pointless. It’s too late for regrets. You’ve already done it. You’ve lived your life. No point wishing you could change it.”

I hope I’m as witty as Voltaire …. “When Voltaire (on his deathbed) was asked by priests to renounce the devil, he sarcastically replied, "This is no time to be making new enemies."