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There are many leaps here, but the biggest leap is how reverting abuse later nullifies suffering incurred.
by strogonoff 2y ago
There are many leaps here, but the biggest leap is how reverting abuse later nullifies suffering incurred.
- chr1 2y agoBecause the sufferer is back exactly at the state before suffering, without even a recollection of suffering. And all the suffering was merely number multiplication.
- strogonoff 2y agoThis belief is very, very far from mainstream. It implies that suffering is a complete non-issue in general—after all, we all die and at that point by definition don’t have a recollection of prior suffering (or anything, really). Since “resetting” is equivalent to killing a being and creating a new being in its place, saying it nullifies all suffering already incurred can take you on a very dangerous path.