[LoKoPaNdA]

omg, bookmarking this thread

There is no afterlife tho

[Ethereal]

I hope there's a heaven

[OnlyManInTheWorld]

You lose your consciousness right after your heart stops beating. There's nothing. You don't exist anymore.

[MrPeanut]

I don't know.

[Babooshka]

A Meghan Trainor concert.

[beautiful player]

Of course there's something after death. Life goes on. The world keeps turning.

You're just not able to witness it because "you" don't exist anymore.

[Ethereal]

Yes, but do you go on? Life seems pointless if we just live and then die. I'd like to believe that there's another world we go to, and the only way we can do that is if we leave our physical forms in this world

[Hazard]

Total emptiness, absence of thought, and darkness. But don't be afraid of death. It's the only peace known to mankind. I can't wait to die. It's like constant sleep. Sweet dreams.

[ALIEN]

Reincarnated to continue the humankind's consciousness and expand it


People who believe in 'nothing' sound depressing lol

[DayFusion]

Originally posted by Ethereal

Yes, but do you go on? Life seems pointless if we just live and then die. I'd like to believe that there's another world we go to, and the only way we can do that is if we leave our physical forms in this world

MTE.

[alexanderao]

Originally posted by Departure

Why spend our entire existence, building homes from marriage and unconditional love with a stable career, while role modeling for our children if when we leave this world behind we cease to exist.

So when we die. Everything we fought for, cried for, loved for, bled for, it just turns to black. We lose our conscious and we are nothing.

All our friends and family that passed away are nothing but memories until we perish, but pass it along to our great children.

All my grandparents have died and it hurt seeing them pass away. I grew up with most of them and it's disrespectful in the memory of their existence to believe their life was meaningless when they had a great impact of my upbringing.

Honestly for people who don't believe in something, they've never truly loved or shared meaningful memories with someone before. Because if you truly did, you'd understand that someday you'll want to see them again.

Like my grandparents

... I can't.

[Jojodomo]

Originally posted by LoKoPaNdA

omg, bookmarking this thread

There is no afterlife tho

[Verge of Obscene]

I hope for reincarnation but death honestly scares the **** out of me.

[Theus]

We don't know. No one actually does.

[beautiful player]

Originally posted by Ethereal

Yes, but do you go on? Life seems pointless if we just live and then die. I'd like to believe that there's another world we go to, and the only way we can do that is if we leave our physical forms in this world

"You" are nothing but a complex system of (electro)chemical reactions taking place in your brain. There is no "physical form" to leave behind: everything you are is itself physical. The soul does not exist.

So when you die, brain activity obviously ceases due to lack of blood flow. Inevitable cell death and decomposition renders "you" as non-existent.

And what's wrong with life being pointless? Why assume it needs to have a "point" in the first place?

[fabbriche]

Originally posted by beautiful player

"You" are nothing but a complex system of (electro)chemical reactions taking place in your brain. There is no "physical form" to leave behind: everything you are is itself physical. The soul does not exist.

So when you die, brain activity obviously ceases due to lack of blood flow. Inevitable cell death and decomposition renders "you" as non-existent.

And what's wrong with life being pointless? Why assume it needs to have a "point" in the first place?

You are making a reference to "reductionism" in your first sentence and to "materialism" in your second sentence which are both philosophical positions, theories or beliefs that are not subject to scientific inquiry thus completely fall under the domain of metaphysics just like "dualism" or the belief in the existence of the soul. There's nothing wrong in espousing either positions but it's important to remind you that none of them is factual. They are among the many unsolved problems in philosophy.

[MJH]

nothing

[duybeeGAshantiGA]

Originally posted by beautiful player

"You" are nothing but a complex system of (electro)chemical reactions taking place in your brain. There is no "physical form" to leave behind: everything you are is itself physical. The soul does not exist.

So when you die, brain activity obviously ceases due to lack of blood flow. Inevitable cell death and decomposition renders "you" as non-existent.

And what's wrong with life being pointless? Why assume it needs to have a "point" in the first place?

Lol you basically got this informed by some kind of source. How can you really know that this is true?