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Perhaps the end of physical existence as you think of it is not the end. It would be comforting for most if true, and difficult to validate while alive, but th
by onecommentman 5y ago
Perhaps the end of physical existence as you think of it is not the end. It would be comforting for most if true, and difficult to validate while alive, but those facts alone don’t mean “surviving what is thought as physical death” is just a fairy tale. One constant across human (and animal) cultures across millennia is survival after “death”. Our brains are probably inadequate to conceive what that might be…hence the mystery. But we may be more than our physical wetware…that may be worth exploring.
It would also mean you’re not getting out of your own mess via “death” that easily. :-)
- awb 5y ago> One constant across human (and animal) cultures across millennia is survival after “death”. In what animal cultures?
- Koshkin 5y ago> we may be more than our physical wetware The hard science tells that we are not. Poke at a person’s brain, and their personality will change. You don’t even need to die in order to cease to exist in the sense that matters to you personally and to those around you.