Tralfamadorians experience all moments simultaneously. They see time as if it were a physical dimension, with every moment existing at once, much like how humans might view a mountain range—seeing all the peaks and valleys at the same time.

To them, every event in life is fixed and unchangeable, as they believe that all moments exist permanently. As a result, they don’t view death as tragic because they can always look at any point in a person’s life where they are still alive. Their perspective leads them to a fatalistic outlook, accepting every event as inevitable and focusing on the pleasant moments in time.

So it goes.