Post by twetch#20102

14eidz…wyqs Key · twetch

Nope, I am pretty sure that when I die, there is nothing, my universe and everything that is in it fizzles out when my last neurons cease to fire. I will only be remembered, if at all, by the impressions/data I left behind in my interactions with others.

twetch#2099 6.5y

if you had a perspective when you die it means that you are still conscious, which means death isn't a return to 'nothingness'.

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2020-04-18T19:30:47Z
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twetch
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twetch#20102

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Replies (4)

1AXpjx…BJ8H Key · twetch
Replying to@14eidz…wyqs

how would you know that anything was left behind? how do you know that this universe doesn't exist but solely in your mind? you still have not thought this entirely through. if you stopped existing then how could it be proven that you ever existed?

12eUXc…RUDc Key · twetch
Replying to@1AXpjx…BJ8H

Universes die every day and you are still here. Don't make me slit my wrists and finish you off.

1AXpjx…BJ8H Key · twetch
Replying to@12eUXc…RUDc

what is here? everything is a theory of what 'here' means. our greatest and most brilliant minds can't even figure it out. yet, the truth is so simple and so profound that it escapes all logic and reason. here is now. Time only exists now.

14eidz…wyqs Key · twetch
Replying to@1AXpjx…BJ8H

If by theory you mean hypothesis than perhaps, but if you argue that time only exists now then you would have a hard time coming up with a framework that can create the same calculable results which relativity and the concept of spacetime can do.