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I'd only add that it's another way to manufacture hope for people who have been left behind by how unbelievable most religions are. I've been trying for years
by forthefuture 9y ago
I'd only add that it's another way to manufacture hope for people who have been left behind by how unbelievable most religions are.
I've been trying for years (and will continue trying) to switch my parents hope for an afterlife with a hope that cryo will work. There is definitely no afterlife, but cryo might eventually work. That's how I see most of these "living forever" positions. It's just a more intellectual hope to have, where you at least break reality into possible and impossible before choosing something to believe.
- OneWordSoln 9y ago"There is definitely no afterlife" Only a moron would state such categorically. Certainly, there is no proof, but to state you know something such as this is absolutely improvable. You. Don't. KNOW. Shit. You also aren't willing to admit what you don't know, which is the essence of humble intelligence.
- wu-ikkyu 9y ago>There is definitely no afterlife For the sake of argument, how do you definitely know this?
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