What comes after death?

[IGetMoreAssThanAToiletSeat]

Well first off please don't turn this into a war like my last thread... I wrote like 1 sentence and it turned into a fire fight about armies and taxes.... They seem to all turn into post wars that eventually get locked. This isn't meant to start shit or get anyone angry. I'm simply trying to see what people think on this topic.

 

I personally don't know. I'm just kind of living life to the fullest and waiting to see what awaits. If it's some sort of religion with hell in it, well then fackity fack. 

What do you guys think?

I'm kind of tipping towards reincarnation, but I really don't know. I don't really have a belief at the momentito

[AlwaysFSX]

Burial.

[FruitBasketSilex]

You're a weird guy.

[IGetMoreAssThanAToiletSeat]

Burial.

I deserved that.

[Aleks]

1. Autolysis
2. Putrefaction
3. Black Putrefaction
4. Fermentation
5. Dry Decay
6. Embalming
7. Disposal
8. Decomposition

Hope I could help!

[RevoltTrain]

I dunno. I like to think this:

 

[Agazed]

I personally think when you die, its just like sleeping.... forever. That's my simple explanation. I don't believe in any religion as it was created to keep order back when life was much much harder. 

[AlwaysFSX]

I deserved that.

Yep.

[IGetMoreAssThanAToiletSeat]

You're a weird guy.

 

Some say I'm fergalicious.

[SageC]

You're a weird guy.

 

Well you can't tell me you haven't ever asked the question, but starting a conversation about it on a tech forum is pretty odd..

[zlolslavez]

 

+1

[RevoltTrain]

+1

[Aniallation]

 

+2

[AMD Lover]

What about the empty void of black nothingness? 

[wyattzx]

My take:

 

The synapses in your brain do not begin to form, allowing capability of memories to form, until you're 2-3 years old, though typically people don't remember their childhoods earlier than 4-5 years old. Thus, your "consciousness" doesn't begin until then. What I've come to believe, is that when you die, your "consciousness" ends, and you essentially "wake up" in a new life. Not a rebirth, not moving your soul. Nothing like that. Rather, more.. scientific. You're unable to be consciously aware of being unconscious. (You can't know you're sleeping.) Due to this, I have concluded that logically, if this were to remain true, your consciousness would always "be." You'd simply wake up at some point in life as somebody else, with entirely new memories, feelings, so-on-and-so-forth. 

 

These thoughts have actually gotten me to the point of not fearing death anymore. 

[TheSLSAMG]

As a Catholic, I do believe that at the end of my life, I will meet God himself and He shall decide my fate. Others may believe differently, and I won't shame you or criticize you for doing so.

[Aleks]

My take:

 

The synapses in your brain do not begin to form, allowing capability of memories to form, until you're 2-3 years old, though typically people don't remember their childhoods earlier than 4-5 years old. Thus, your "consciousness" doesn't begin until then. What I've come to believe, is that when you die, your "consciousness" ends, and you essentially "wake up" in a new life. Not a rebirth, not moving your soul. Nothing like that. Rather, more.. scientific. You're unable to be consciously aware of being unconscious. (You can't know you're sleeping.) Due to this, I have concluded that logically, if this were to remain true, your consciousness would always "be." You'd simply wake up at some point in life as somebody else, with entirely new memories, feelings, so-on-and-so-forth. 

 

These thoughts have actually gotten me to the point of not fearing death anymore. 

A cool way to look at it.

[mrswagbhinav]

My take:

 

The synapses in your brain do not begin to form, allowing capability of memories to form, until you're 2-3 years old, though typically people don't remember their childhoods earlier than 4-5 years old. Thus, your "consciousness" doesn't begin until then. What I've come to believe, is that when you die, your "consciousness" ends, and you essentially "wake up" in a new life. Not a rebirth, not moving your soul. Nothing like that. Rather, more.. scientific. You're unable to be consciously aware of being unconscious. (You can't know you're sleeping.) Due to this, I have concluded that logically, if this were to remain true, your consciousness would always "be." You'd simply wake up at some point in life as somebody else, with entirely new memories, feelings, so-on-and-so-forth. 

 

These thoughts have actually gotten me to the point of not fearing death anymore. 

So when I die, I would wake in a world made by my subconsciousness. I would think it's reality and the world will be the same/change/be randomness after I go to sleep and wake up in it

[Encoded7]

Let me try put my take on this. Basically a scientific approach to reincarnation. It is stated that energy can not be destroyed it can only be transformed. We as humans are energy, we are made up of protons electrons and neutrons, the basic building blocks of energy. So when we die, where does the energy go, I do not know, but the most logical choice for me is into another bunch of younger cells, as energy likes to have an optimal setting.

 

Anyway, don't draw your pitchforks, I don't condone Scientology or whatever I will inevitably be stereotyped to. I am quite atheist actually, just have strange beliefs! 

 

Anyway, have a great day!

[RevoltTrain]

+2

I love it when people like the same music and like my dorky jokes

[wyattzx]

Let me try put my take on this. Basically a scientific approach to reincarnation. It is stated that energy can not be destroyed it can only be transformed. We as humans are energy, we are made up of protons electrons and neutrons, the basic building blocks of energy. So when we die, where does the energy go, I do not know, but the most logical choice for me is into another bunch of younger cells, as energy likes to have an optimal setting.

 

Anyway, don't draw your pitchforks, I don't condone Scientology or whatever I will inevitably be stereotyped to. I am quite atheist actually, just have strange beliefs! 

 

Anyway, have a great day!

Would just like to clarify that Scientilogy isn't religion based around science versus the bible or something. E.G: Neil deGrasse Tyson is an atheist who approaches life and death scientifically. he's not a Scientologist. ._.

[IGetMoreAssThanAToiletSeat]

My take:

 

The synapses in your brain do not begin to form, allowing capability of memories to form, until you're 2-3 years old, though typically people don't remember their childhoods earlier than 4-5 years old. Thus, your "consciousness" doesn't begin until then. What I've come to believe, is that when you die, your "consciousness" ends, and you essentially "wake up" in a new life. Not a rebirth, not moving your soul. Nothing like that. Rather, more.. scientific. You're unable to be consciously aware of being unconscious. (You can't know you're sleeping.) Due to this, I have concluded that logically, if this were to remain true, your consciousness would always "be." You'd simply wake up at some point in life as somebody else, with entirely new memories, feelings, so-on-and-so-forth. 

 

These thoughts have actually gotten me to the point of not fearing death anymore. 

What happens if the world ends and no more people are existent?

[mrswagbhinav]

Let me try put my take on this. Basically a scientific approach to reincarnation. It is stated that energy can not be destroyed it can only be transformed. We as humans are energy, we are made up of protons electrons and neutrons, the basic building blocks of energy. So when we die, where does the energy go, I do not know, but the most logical choice for me is into another bunch of younger cells, as energy likes to have an optimal setting.

 

Anyway, don't draw your pitchforks, I don't condone Scientology or whatever I will inevitably be stereotyped to. I am quite atheist actually, just have strange beliefs! 

 

Anyway, have a great day!

A bunch of younger cells hmm... Which cells? Would I latch onto the nearest living thing? Or would I become one with the ground ;D

[Encoded7]

Would just like to clarify that Scientilogy isn't religion based around science versus the bible or something. E.G: Neil deGrasse Tyson is an atheist who approaches life and death scientifically. he's not a Scientologist. ._.

 

No no don't worry I know that, but for some of the lets say "butthurt" out there I just but it in as a byline to not start arguments my friend!

[mrswagbhinav]

What happens if the world ends and no more people are existent?

Then other planets still exist. We are NOTHING in the grand scheme of things