The thing that really worries me are the different places we could go after we die.
I'm curious to know what happens, I mean we can't just stop existing surely? There will just be nothingness? It doesn't make sense to me, but this hasn't troubled me enough to believe fairy stories like religion xD
I'm curious to know what happens, I mean we can't just stop existing surely? There will just be nothingness? It doesn't make sense to me, but this hasn't troubled me enough to believe fairy stories like religion xD
How should I put this... Picture it like before you were born. That is exactly like death....
Picture it like before you were born. That is exactly like death....
This might be weird and you guys may not believe me but... before I was born I feel like I could see myself in my mom's stomach. My body was all green and I was sleeping it looked like. And even before that all I saw was white. Creepy, right?
This might be weird and you guys may not believe me but... before I was born I feel like I could see myself in my mom's stomach. My body was all green and I was sleeping it looked like. And even before that all I saw was white. Creepy, right?
Nope-just fictional.
Still weird tho, how I was just nothing? Mind is blown now, need a drink.
Your a bag of chemicals, the strange part isn't that you are nothing, it is that you are currently something... When you die, you can no longer think, which is of course hard to imagine as that would require thinking...
It's really a matter of opinion, and since everyone has their own opinion, there isn't exactly a definite answer unless you talk about the physical sense. Yes, probably a hole in the ground. Or maybe you'll be vaporized in an explosion. Or drown to the bottom of a body of water.
There are lots of places for our bodies to go, but there's always the spiritual sense as well. That can never be ultimately decided for every person.
Your a bag of chemicals, the strange part isn't that you are nothing, it is that you are currently something... When you die, you can no longer think, which is of course hard to imagine as that would require thinking...
Very true, but I mean, aren't you even a tiny bit curious if there's something after death, Mr Iron Atheist?
There are lots of places for our bodies to go, but there's always the spiritual sense as well. That can never be ultimately decided for every person.
False. The truth is the same for everyone. There is no "spiritual" side to thins..
Very true, but I mean, aren't you even a tiny bit curious if there's something after death, Mr Iron Atheist?
Its impossible and foolish to think other wise. Truthfully, I don't like the idea of it. It leaves life worthless and pointless if it was true. Every job that you did, every wacko that you shot, every hungry person that you fed, it would all be a futile attempt, as the dead would live and the hungry would live better. As for the worth, think if it like a game. On permideath games, you are more careful of what you throw life at then in re spawn games. If you are a commander in an MMORPG, people will think you are crazy if you send one guy to suicide bomb the enemy, or if you spam troops as cannon fodder. However in most respawn games, life as cannon fodder is typical. See what I am getting at?
I'm not so much on about 'respawing' in sort of Utopia or new body, It's just weird to think how when you die, it's just a forever of nothingness, doesn't that also make life equally as worthless and pointless, all the work you did, friends you made, goals and achievements you reached, all for nothing.
I'm not so much on about 'respawing' in sort of Utopia or new body, It's just weird to think how when you die, it's just a forever of nothingness, doesn't that also make life equally as worthless and pointless, all the work you did, friends you made, goals and achievements you reached, all for nothing.
Of course not. The finite of it all gives it far more worth. You know, like the laws of supply and demand. With a finite life, the demand is of course high, but the supply is mercilessly low. With an infinite life, the demand is still there but the supply is so high its completely worthless.
Another example would be that you are in prison and only get 30 minutes of computer time a day. Now, when you can pretty much get on any time you want, you can waste computer time all you like. With a finite time, however, you have to make each moment on count.
With the finite life in place, every life you save is worth something. You would add many years to there finite treasure life. Every time you feed the poor, you are adding a day to there valuable life. If there was an afterlife, it would be cruel to feed the poor, who typically have pretty pain filled lives. It would be more humane to slay them, even if it is just a limbo like place. Doctors would be kind to kill the patients who suffered from even a minor wound.
Dunno what you get up to in your spare time xD
You remember that movie Kick Ass? It was based on my life.
