Cope sweet lie of the afterlife

[yung loner]

"Maybe in another life bro" or in other words, the idea of reincarnating as something better after life ends. This is a 180 of the truth. There is no getting born as something else, life is borrowed and this is it. You either enjoyed your life or you didn't. Even believing in heaven/hell isn't as brutal of a cope because it is obvious fiction and not exactly the opposite of the truth. Reincarnation is. Even if we were to entertain the idea of "reincarnation", we would likely get "reincarnated" as an incel in another form.

 

[Rotter]

This is the basis of most religions tbh

 

[COFFEEDRINKINGCOON]

Get reincarnated as a worm or something

 

[Logic55]

"Maybe in another life bro" or in other words, the idea of reincarnating as something better after life ends. This is a 180 of the truth. There is no getting born as something else, life is borrowed and this is it. You either enjoyed your life or you didn't. Even believing in heaven/hell isn't as brutal of a cope because it is obvious fiction and not exactly the opposite of the truth. Reincarnation is. Even if we were to entertain the idea of "reincarnation", we would likely get "reincarnated" as an incel in another form.

You are correct. Most men qualify as incels, and most women are hypergamous. Sad but true. By the way, true love doesn't exist.

 

[PolskiKartofel]

NevER began for yung lonERs

 

[Friezacel]

There is no proof that reincarnation doesnt exist

 

[WuhanFriedPuppies]

Get reincarnated as a worm or something

"If I was reincarnated as a worm, would you love me?"

 

[ControlledInsanity]

As the total number of organisms grows and contracts over time, do the souls who have no available bodies ready to inhabit take a break on the timeout bench? Or what if the number of birthed organisms exceeds the number of available souls? Are new souls created? And if the pool of bodies later contracts, are those souls culled in some way?

Do single celled organisms have souls? Why would multicellular organisms have an exclusive right to share a soul?