To say, “you are alive,” is to affirm a predicate. As such, to say, “you are not alive (dead),” is to negate a predicate. But in between, also exists a third option: to say, “you are un-dead;” perhaps you exist in the uncanny, as a “zombie” or “vampire,” neither dead nor alive: an affirmation of a non-predicate. This is the space in which, I Would Prefer Not To resides.