Permanent nothingness afterlife is bullshit

[AsiaCel]

I don't know what is "me" and why I am "me" and not someone else. In my opinion, the existence of "me" is a indicator that something else is going on; outside of what could be measured in this physical world. I am merely a driver in a car. If my car's suspension (say, brain damage) gets damaged by a bump, I as a driver will be forced to deal with what the car can offer. (me = driver, my body = car)

Physically speaking, at the atomic level, there is no "you". Your skin, cells, and atoms are constantly replaced. You are what when atoms are arranged in a certain way, that creates you.

This is you:

This is also you (ignore the blue block at the bottom)

With that in mind, you don't own atoms, so we can safety conclude that it is not "your" atoms that makes "you" but on the physical level (of what we could observe), the arrangement of atoms in a certain way that makes "you"

When you die, there is "no" anymore because the atoms are disarranged.

Does that means, when we die, we will "feel" nothing at all? Yes and no.

You cannot feel "nothing", but it is there; time exists independently of you.

Using infinite monkey theorem, "a probability stating that a monkey randomly hitting keys on a typewriter for an infinite amount of time would eventually type the complete works of Shakespeare, or any other given text".

That means, given enough time, we will "reincarnate"; it is unknown what person or being that we will "wake up" to. But you WILL wake up, instantly (since you cannot feel nothingness).

Perhaps, the atoms will arrange again.

 

[Undervalued]

Given that the cells that make up your body renew entirely after a while, your body can in some sense be modeled as a wave traveling through time, carried by a physical medium yet distinct from it.

But that isn't true of your neurons, which are permanent. So your self is more like a surfer riding the wave.

 

[AsiaCel]

Given that the cells that make up your body renew entirely after a while, your body can in some sense be modeled as a wave traveling through time, carried by a physical medium yet distinct from it.

But that isn't true of your neurons, which are permanent. So your self is more like a surfer riding the wave.

I didn't knew about the neurons part, so this is interesting. I've also read that heart cells almost do not renew as well.

But it is unknown what would happen if I were to say, clone myself, where the atoms will have to come from elsewhere. The being will surely be conscious, but will I wake up and control this being, "glitch" out and in of the being or something else.

 

[Roastie Crusher]

Pain is just a biological sensor. It's the only thing we fear. And it's proven pain can be reduced by using mind tricks.

All biological bodies are prediction machines. That genetically mutate based on senses.

I find it interesting that the brain has chemistry that can utilize psychedelics. Why would nature produce such a random generation that isn't about consuming energy?

You cannot reproduce any complex system. So the universe must have rules but they're only boundaries.

 

[Shark]

Bookmarked.
Very interesting to think about though I currently don't have much else to add

 

[Poopless One]

read every word.

 

[Smiggles]

Interesting post.

 

[Emba]

Leggo my eggo brro

We might be astral gods or we might be disposable animals cursed with too much brain

 

[4sez]

Leggo my eggo brro

We might be astral gods or we might be disposable animals cursed with too much brain

 

[AsiaCel]

Pain is just a biological sensor. It's the only thing we fear. And it's proven pain can be reduced by using mind tricks.

All biological bodies are prediction machines. That genetically mutate based on senses.

I find it interesting that the brain has chemistry that can utilize psychedelics. Why would nature produce such a random generation that isn't about consuming energy?

You cannot reproduce any complex system. So the universe must have rules but they're only boundaries.

Our brains produces a great amount of DMT before we die, giving us flashback of our memories.

Truly interesting.

Pro god: It isn't about conserving energy either, and there aren't much evolutionary advantages to this.

I also suggest reading remote viewing, which happened to some people who were "dead" and could view things.

Anti god: It could be that the brain is haywiring, which does make sense for a "no god" explanation.

Also, the DMT flooding, if developed as a process of "user experience" according to God, is flawed because it does not account for situations when your brain gets blown up or something; not denying there may be redundancy mechanism in afterlife to give the user "full experience".

 

[over_department]

That would also explain why sleep feels instant/ very brief, and why we dream. One can not simply feel nothing, or be nothing for that matter

On another note, guess I’ll be a trucel quite literally forever

 

[Blackpill Monk]

Interesting

 

[TooSomething]

That would also explain why sleep feels instant/ very brief, and why we dream. One can not simply feel nothing, or be nothing for that matter

On another note, guess I’ll be a trucel quite literally forever

Sleep is the cousin of death

 

[TooSomething]

Read every word and bookmarked still.

 

[FriendX]

Good read. My notion of 'self' is that we're containers, each harboring a unique combination of the infinite possibilities of the human experience. It is a possibility that the combination reoccurs -- birthing you, but not you.