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>Why this specific one? That's rather a simple one, every point of experience is "this specific one" for itself, but in reality there are no specific points. I
by mapcars 6y ago
>Why this specific one?
That's rather a simple one, every point of experience is "this specific one" for itself, but in reality there are no specific points. If you were a fish in previous life you would only know that and the question would be the same.
If you mean "why" in terms of "how", the mechanics of it, well as far as I can see it's way bigger than our intellect and in turn language can handle. One assumption I have is that at the moment of death we will get it, not intellectually because the brain won't work but rather experientially.
>our existence is permanant in the history of the universe
Tell me how do you really, existentially separate yourself from the universe?
- koheripbal 6y ago> If you were a fish ... Exactly, but why am I not a fish?