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RE: What do you think happens after death? - William - 11-20-2010

(11-18-2010, 11:22 AM)gort Wrote: My opinion:

The matter which forms our body returns back to the Earth's environment, but everything that defines us as a person (mind/spirit/thought patterns) will disappear into nothingness. My view could change of course if the Neuroscientists come up with some damned good scientific proof that some other type of "afterlife" was scientifically possible.

Maybe it's a little cold, but everyone has their own belief system.

Lol nice view point. But it was already scientifically proven that energy cannot be destroyed, it can only change form. And everything is energy. Therefore, we can't just disappear out of the blue.


RE: What do you think happens after death? - Vanilla - 11-20-2010

Quote:Lol nice view point. But it was already scientifically proven that energy cannot be destroyed, it can only change form. And everything is energy. Therefore, we can't just disappear out of the blue.

I would say that it depends on how you define "we". I agree, the matter of which we are composed of, cannot be destroyed, but our neurological patterns (and stuff), which makes makes up our personality would be broken, as the matter which makes up for the neurologica patterns would be decomposed.

But on the other hand, I wouldn't refrain the possibility that some of our personality(soul?) might continue to function on the electrical wave level. After all, the brain activity is made up by moving neurons making up electrical currents, which makes up for our cognitive abilities. Anyway, these currents makes up a wide range of different wave patterns, such Alpha, Beta, Delta, Mu, Theta waves, and perhaps Gamma waves too. (Waves should not be confused with rays). Anyway, these waves a easily measurable, and can continue to exist(bounce, float, walk, i donno) in the vicinity of the locations that the person walked.

Another aspect is, that if these theories about personality-neuron-wave-links would to be true, it would actually reinforce the validity of the millions of countless ghost stories people talk about from time to time, and perhaps the religious theory about heaven too (as to when the spirits/waves dissapear).


RE: What do you think happens after death? - mike1982 - 11-20-2010

I think reincarnation is or can be a choice when you die. It is more than a possibility or choice in my religion, but I don't strictly adhere to a set doctrine. I think if you feel you can better yourself more, or you aren't done on earth you can be reincarnated. I don't necessarily believe in a hell. I also don't necessarily believe in a paradise, or heaven.


RE: What do you think happens after death? - William - 11-21-2010

(11-20-2010, 01:08 AM)Vanilla Wrote:
Quote:Lol nice view point. But it was already scientifically proven that energy cannot be destroyed, it can only change form. And everything is energy. Therefore, we can't just disappear out of the blue.

I would say that it depends on how you define "we". I agree, the matter of which we are composed of, cannot be destroyed, but our neurological patterns (and stuff), which makes makes up our personality would be broken, as the matter which makes up for the neurologica patterns would be decomposed.

But on the other hand, I wouldn't refrain the possibility that some of our personality(soul?) might continue to function on the electrical wave level. After all, the brain activity is made up by moving neurons making up electrical currents, which makes up for our cognitive abilities. Anyway, these currents makes up a wide range of different wave patterns, such Alpha, Beta, Delta, Mu, Theta waves, and perhaps Gamma waves too. (Waves should not be confused with rays). Anyway, these waves a easily measurable, and can continue to exist(bounce, float, walk, i donno) in the vicinity of the locations that the person walked.

Another aspect is, that if these theories about personality-neuron-wave-links would to be true, it would actually reinforce the validity of the millions of countless ghost stories people talk about from time to time, and perhaps the religious theory about heaven too (as to when the spirits/waves dissapear).


But even the neurological patterns are energy. Imagine if you were to die right now. You couldn't be "Nothing" because "Nothing is nothing" And you are "something" and can't exist in "Nothing" lol. Remember that the energy can only change form (and can't be created nor destroyed, meaning all energy that exists right now has always existed and always will) and even the neurological patterns simply are energy which will change form, perhaps it will no longer be noticed on the physical plane but it will still exist somewhere. It takes awhile to grasp the whole concept of "Nothing can be nothing."
Really, sit there and think about it for at least 5 minutes and do nothing else, lol :D




RE: What do you think happens after death? - Vanilla - 11-21-2010

Quote:But even the neurological patterns are energy. Imagine if you were to die right now. You couldn't be "Nothing" because "Nothing is nothing" And you are "something" and can't exist in "Nothing" lol. Remember that the energy can only change form (and can't be created nor destroyed, meaning all energy that exists right now has always existed and always will) and even the neurological patterns simply are energy which will change form, perhaps it will no longer be noticed on the physical plane but it will still exist somewhere. It takes awhile to grasp the whole concept of "Nothing can be nothing."
Really, sit there and think about it for at least 5 minutes and do nothing else, lol

I already agreed with you, on that fact that something couldn't become nothing (speaking of energy and physical information). But as you stated yourself, energy changes form (fx. from currents to carbon-ion-charges) and these charges can bind themself to our earthly remains. But what I was initially questioning was whether you would define your dead corpse as "you". Considering you aren't able to speak, breathe, converse, eat etc. as a dead corpse.


RE: What do you think happens after death? - William - 11-22-2010

(11-21-2010, 05:26 AM)Vanilla Wrote:
Quote:But even the neurological patterns are energy. Imagine if you were to die right now. You couldn't be "Nothing" because "Nothing is nothing" And you are "something" and can't exist in "Nothing" lol. Remember that the energy can only change form (and can't be created nor destroyed, meaning all energy that exists right now has always existed and always will) and even the neurological patterns simply are energy which will change form, perhaps it will no longer be noticed on the physical plane but it will still exist somewhere. It takes awhile to grasp the whole concept of "Nothing can be nothing."
Really, sit there and think about it for at least 5 minutes and do nothing else, lol

I already agreed with you, on that fact that something couldn't become nothing (speaking of energy and physical information). But as you stated yourself, energy changes form (fx. from currents to carbon-ion-charges) and these charges can bind themself to our earthly remains. But what I was initially questioning was whether you would define your dead corpse as "you". Considering you aren't able to speak, breathe, converse, eat etc. as a dead corpse.

I don't think you would be binded to your dead physical body. If it were true, then it would be one form of energy being binded with another form of energy which would bring up the question, whats binding the two energies? Which the answer would be "energy" and we all know energy can manipulate energy, and considering we are energy, this would mean that the only thing holding ourselves there is ourselves. Kind of hard to explain lol.

Basically what I mean is that our magical thing called "free will" is what gives us the ability to manipulate the energy around us. (E.g. every fleeting thought will actually change the vibrational waves around you) and the only thing that could ever hold us in one place is us.




RE: What do you think happens after death? - tigret - 11-22-2010

I think after death we have to first pay for the sins we did in our life then according to the number of sins and good work we get sorted into Heaven or Hell...


RE: What do you think happens after death? - yaku - 04-24-2011

I believe I will haunt people, then cross over into heaven


RE: What do you think happens after death? - linphy - 05-19-2011

i though i have post comment on these topics and i want to share opinions with you, but why i can not find my comments. But i really have post my opinion.


RE: What do you think happens after death? - linphy - 06-16-2011

Death is a game that you will never miss. Although you want to know what's going on after your death, be patient and cherish your life,cause you will experience that sooner or later.