My Theory on Life and Death

[@BJJ205]

I think it’s crazy that we are in this place and have absolutely no idea how or why we are here..that’s crazy in itself.

[@DailyInsightAU]

With the raise of AI, perhaps we are just in a super-realistic simulation? Maybe we chose to be part of this "life" of ours... I honestly just don't know.

[@BJJ205]

@@DailyInsightAU but how did WE ever become anything? Out of thin air? I’m with you though how do we even know the “humans” we are surrounded by aren’t actors or AI? Btw your tiny blip in the middle of oblivion is something I’ve always thought about. My thoughts have always been what are the odds we just happen to be alive in this current day and time..always seemed to coincidental.

[@MrJbro26]

Agreed. Crazy that we're here with millions of people we don't know.

[@Mark70609]

⁠@@DailyInsightAU I don’t know how you came to the conclusion that you will always exist?

[@stephcurry2350]

70 or 80 years... and if you're lucky 100 years. That hit me hard. My brother just died from stroke at 37 (sudden blood vessel bursting and bleeding at one side of the brain). Edit: Thank you for the condolences. To those asking, yes he got the COVID vaccines in 2021 and had long COVID as well. But he also had sleep apnea (loudly snoring and sometimes not breathing for few seconds, but I've never seen him wake up in such cases. He never complained about it either)

[@Soham.69]

rip

[@Thelionofcaliban]

I am sorry for you loss.

[@MelModica]

Im so sorry for your loss. I lost my nephew in 2022, he was only 22! He was murdered with fentanyl. No one is safe in this world not even young people.

[@soumitrohore1260]

Sorry 🙏🏼

[@TheDallasxt]

Damn.. did he have vaccines? I am having chest pains and horrible tinnitus and hyperacusis . Got one moderns vax that fucked me up I believe

[@THEOvERSiZEDMeATBALL]

I have adhd and some form of a learning disability. It drives me mad often when i search for answers. I find myself more aware and curious of our existence then other people but struggle greatly to understand and grasp knowledge and theorys. But I got the just of what you said and is a very interesting concept i have never thought of or heard before. Thankyou

[@jt4854]

my biggest fear is that when we die, it is similar to before birth and we become non existant, no thoughts, no emotion, not even black, I fear I will not exists even within my own mind and I will lose my thoughts of my loved ones and all my dreams I hope there is something on the other side this has troubled me for years. Have a great day everyone

[@elijahspringer249]

I understand why u have this fear, ur afraid of losing everything youve ever experienced, but i can assure you that theres nothing to be afraid of, if that is true. You wont be able to acknowledge the fact that ur dead and u wont even know that u are dead. It will be like just before you were born, u had to idea that u werent born yet, you only realized u were alive when u could realize, but its ok because u would never even be bothered because you have no mind to think when ur dead

[@jt4854]

Elijah Springer it’s the last 10 seconds before death that these feelings will trouble us

[@elijahspringer249]

@@jt4854 very true indeed, but even than there is a possibility that you wont experience these feelings at all, as if you were involved in a death that completely destroys the brain in one second, giving no time to feel these feelings at all. For instance getting ur head crushed by a wheel and ur brain explodes, you never saw the wheel coming which gives no time to trouble urself over the topic of death

[@josephfinch15]

@@jt4854 remember if it's nothingness you wont be aware of it its exact like sleeping except you dont have dreams and you never wake up. I dont know why so many people are afraid of this

[@josephfinch15]

Dude dont be scared billions and billions of years before you were born you didnt exist and what do you remember happened? Nothing right? Not even darkness. I do not know why so many people are afraid of that and its really not that scary because by the time you die you wont even realize that you are dead so there's really nothing to be scared of. I'd rather be unconscious for eternity than to be in eternal darkness

[@WeatherWorld]

Honestly this video has helped me soooo much in my journey to understand the concept of death, which to many may seem like a giant waste of time and they’re entitled to think whatever they want. I have a motto that I try to live by, “one cannot begin to live until he/she understands his/her mortality to some degree.” Tbh no one including myself will ever know what really happens until we’re dead, but I think it’s something worth exploring (not for your entire life of course lol) since it’s inevitable. Life is about living, and this video has helped me do just that much better. Thanks for your theory :)

[@RapiDEraZeR]

I honestly think that the only reason we're not experiencing the eternal oblivion (mentally) yet, has to be, because the current state of formation of atoms we are in right now (neurologically, etc, which makes it possible for us to even be alive and think), has not yet ceased to exist in this exact composition. Therefore, for the time being, while in this exact livable state of ours, we are in fact able to experience existence and time. When our body ceases to exist and decomposes into seperate molecules again, we do not experience existence in the body that was given to us. The electric signals in our body stop interacting, our brain becomes an inactive lump of matter, the plug is simply pulled as with an electrical device that needs power to work. The 1's and 0's don't flow anymore. From this standpoint, we should simply stop existing altogether. This is the point one could speculate whether or not the mind is able to somehow escape these physicalities and might escape into another (or simply its next) existence. We could go on forever. For me honestly, the thing that hurts most is not death, or the possible infinity which might come after. But the loss of all connections we have towards whom we love and want to stay with forever. Losing my mother, losing my girlfriend, losing everyone who's important to me, the bond, the emotions we have towards others, and them losing the same, is what brings up an instant and great sadness inside of me. It's like letting go of one's hand but knowing that we will never be able to hold their hand again. It's pure, brutal human emotion. I've gone through several stages of depression in the last couple years and no matter where in time I've asked myself whether I'm still human or not, this great sadness that comes up, reminds that in fact I am still here. I am still here and I am still able to be touched. The fire is still burning. It's only the cold around me that keeps the flame small.

[@DailyInsightAU]

Unfortunately, it all only theory until either you or me experience it. I have no idea if you're real (although I'm sure you'll swear that you are). As far as I know, this is a world of my own creation and everything in it is just their to amuse, entertain, or simply keep me from boredom. I don't know, and I can't know. But the idea of random atoms floating around forming consciousness by sheer randomness all seems a bit far-fetched to me (even though it sometimes seems like an obvious explanation).

[@alexthewombat6781]

I like to think of it this way, if when we die we lose all we know atm but become something else, wouldn’t that mean we are all connected as one giant being? Whether that may be what god is or whatever you want to call it, in a way that would mean we would eternally be with them, though we wouldn’t know it. Like if life was a tv show which went on for an infinite number of seasons, the actors may change, but the show would still exist and we’d all be a part of the show as there is nothing but it. Idk I gain some sort of comfort from that, dunno if that even makes sense or if it works but I’m excited to die almost and afraid because that’s prolly my biggest question and what I find most interesting is before and after our lives. Cool stuff

[@alexthewombat6781]

Or like every season we are re casted so your mom might be some random dude but hey better than not existing at all.

[@RapiDEraZeR]

​@@alexthewombat6781 I understand what you mean. It's not a weird thought to imagine we'll just change our physical bodies and the mind continues to live on, until it finds another shell to be in. It depends on how realistically you want to look at it. Of course we have to keep in mind, that what we perceive as realism is only based on what we as humans have gathered as information over time. Things might be explainable logically and scientifically, but we're just a spec of dust in the universe. Who knows what reality really is. Maybe other life forms out there have better knowledge of all this.

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

@@DailyInsightAU you can't really experience it

[@the-shining-darkness]

Good video and point of view. I thought i was the only to think this way... If there is an infinity after you're dead, so there are infinite possibilities inside of this time lapse, which means that someday and somehow, you will wake up once again, just like you did after an infinity before you were born. We can call it a part of the singularity itself and remember Lavoisier's words. You have now a Brazilian subscriber; have a Nice Day!

[@fa6325]

Unfortunately entropy could prevent that. One of the most accepted theories of how the universe will end is the heat death. This means that eventually, all energy will dissipate into a non-useful stable form (the sun will burn out, all carbon will decay etc). If this is true, after an unimaginable but finite amount of time we will reach the heat death. This means any hope of an after life would not be possible.

[@greedysourceofgod4819]

​@fa6325 yeah , but we don't even know if the universe is closed space to the theory to happen .

[@Valerio_the_wandering_sprite]

@@fa6325 Quantum fluctuations could still avert total thermal equilibrium and trigger a new Big Bang, or at least that's what, according to modern physicists, MIGHT happen in the far future.

[@Zeuswashington]

​@fa6325 I don't think it is possible for a universe to expand forever. It doesn't make sense, and there's a saying that what goes around must comes back around, and so in this case, what expand must contract even if it take infinite amount of time ⏲️for it to contract and then expand again

[@srincident]

I am afraid of death. I am afraid of losing my memories-good and bad. I, too, believe that afterlife is like before life. There is some comfort to that but also some sadness, as we can experience that emotion now, as we exist.

[@DailyInsightAU]

If what you believe is true, then there is no need for fear/sadness, because fear/sadness will be of no concern.

[@ArnoldTohtFan]

@@DailyInsightAU I think that your first proposed solution, the finite universe, is the most likely to be true.

[@tstreeter1141]

You are no different than ROAD KILL. Don't be so naive, we make up lies to distract us from really. Humans are earth. You don't go anywhere when you die. 99.9% of all species are extinct. Think about that. Any theory that seem to benefit humans is a lie.

[@mistylover7398]

@@DailyInsightAU you even religious even? What would cause da 💥💣 and what cause that cause to cause 💥💣? And eternal everlasting 🔄 of causes of a impossible cause that's eternal to keep starting endlessly for eternity permanently?

[@kaylabrownell1268]

This is what I fear too. It actually put me in the hospital a few times my stress and anxiety made me pass out.

[@JynxedKoma]

If the death of our universe continues or creates an infinite cycle of big bangs, then it is mathematically IMPOSSIBLE for us not to be born again. Whether as Humans or something else entirely. How can I say this you might ask? Well, by the simple fact you see this comment and thus, exist right now as a conscious entity.

[@DarkSektori]

Intesting statement considering that Mathematics was something we made up. However I remember a quote from Galileo himself that was quite interesting. "Mathematics is the language in which God wrote the universe" pretty fascinating how something we just made up has been so useful in understanding the universe. Makes you wonder dosen't it?

[@robertbozic467]

You just read my mind props to you man

[@pauleisaman]

I’ve been thinking of this for a while. If we start with nothing then end with nothing our ultimate experience would be nothing. So we are eternal and will so the idea of being with God (heaven)or apart from God (hell)makes

[@howtodoit4204]

what if you existed before but don't remember?

[@tyrellgraham460]

yeah

[@amanumin7201]

That not be a problum..the impotant is now seek the truth before death come God only give one chance

[@howtodoit4204]

@@amanumin7201 yes I believe in Allah

[@dereidgenosse7273]

wtf, that makes no sense xD

[@jasonblankenship6076]

of course it makes sense . A new birth = a new brain where memories are stored

[@imelda3907]

Before birth was temporary after death is permanent

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

The greatest comment of all time

[@vigneshv3846]

that's why the minus sign exists

[@Talktopics2000]

For “this” body and brain however there are infinite solar systems

[@Mtake_blinkers]

How do u say personally I believe that we existed before this and will continue to exist after In a never ending timeline

[@Thecoolestnumberone]

But how do you know tho?

[@laurabuhus5959]

God. I have been ruminating this idea for so long and could never put it into words. You described exactly what I believe. Great video, I already subscribed to you.

[@fallenfreak828]

And the fact that reality is infinite cause and effect. My theory is a "God" entity started it. Doesn't mean its a Christian God or Muslim God. But thats the best word I can think of.

[@DarkSektori]

And who said there had to be just one entity? Its a pretty big universe.

[@DarkSektori]

Wouldn't that be something? What if God had a boss? Because If that was true I want the corporate number to get the asshole currently in charge fired.

[@juwitahasin9904]

Maybe Spinoza God?

[@Martin-kn1cn]

Then you could ask the same thing about the life of that “god” and the whole damn uncertainty would start over

[@wgs5030]

@@Martin-kn1cn I like to think that if something really created the universe. It could have had the power to conjure itself into said universe as well. Which reminds me of what people sometimes say, «the brain named itself».

[@hodic1562]

Reincarnation would be the ultimate nightmare for me. Not being able to escape the curse of life

[@musicbyinfectra]

same

[@Necromancyr]

Transhumanist utopia

[@Necromancyr]

@@tanzilmuslehudd9403 reincarnation, duh. Lol

[@hodic1562]

@@tanzilmuslehudd9403 Everything is hell, if you strech it out for eternity

[@willkillem737]

Stop being overly dramatic

[@TheHat--Man]

Well, when I die in 70 years, I won’t have to wait for the elder scrolls 6 anymore

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

you wanna die at 70

[@thesocialartsclub9095]

When I was young...I feared there was nothing after life...and I wished for life after death. Now...as I have gotten older... I fear there IS life after death...and wish for nothingness. For some of us...life is non-stop pain from childhood...all the way til death. I just wish it all to end...with no chance of more painful existence.

[@Afrikanbootiscratcher]

That's 100% how I feel.

[@Woolie.]

i wish nothingness after dead too. Death shall realease us from eath fear and pain.

[@KerriEverlasting]

When a person dies, they become infinite. They are omnipresent.

[@Everything-mh4bp]

Where’s the basis in that?

[@Dr.NaturalInstinct]

​@@Everything-mh4bpEternal oblivion theory.

[@Fawglemynoggle]

@@Dr.NaturalInstincteternal oblivion means that your consciousness ceases forever upon death not becoming omnipresent

[@songforguy1]

You may find Dolores Canon's work interesting on past life regressions. Her 40+ years of research through hypnosis is fascinating.

[@homebrandrules]

songforguy1 please givus a link cobber

[@songforguy1]

@@homebrandrulesgeez... She has literally hundreds of vids out there but for a very brief overview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4Wqn4JpiZWeY8k kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJnNoHikfJmardk

[@MrKillswitch88]

@@homebrandrules There are loads of videos on youtube of her work so give it a look.

[@homebrandrules]

MrKillswitch88 roger that digger

[@songforguy1]

@@MrKillswitch88 Jesus and the Essenes is a good vid for the bible enthusiasts.

[@npantic]

If we look at this from the point of reductionism / official materialism, that the brain generates conscious experience, or that the brain is a machine, a clever loop that produces and consumes conscious experience, one could argue that the origin of "I" is based on unique blueprint (genetic, or otherwise). In this model, there is nothing after organism cease to exists. But, if we assume time is infinite, then surely after endless eons and potentially endless iterations, there will be a moment where same organism will be re-assembled, if by nothing then by pure chance, to experience unique "I" again. In this model, it will be a blink of an eye, as there was no mind in meantime to think of itself. That is to say, there is no death, as death cannot be perceived and infinity will always provide another opportunity. I am not a strong advocate of this idea, but it is a good fallback mental construct for me :)

[@chinnuatluri]

This is exactly what I'm believing for years.

[@jason4453]

I believe this you come back as yourself and can experience different outcomes of your life. You are born as yourself and relieve your same life with endless possibilities. If it can happen it will happen

[@Learnguitartoday]

But If an animal dies and it’s body rots away, after a certain point, there won’t be anything left after the worms eat their remains. What chance do they have of having it all come together again? U would need the entire set of genes that made them what they were before, in order for them to be born again, even if we cloned someone, it’s still not them. Idk I just can’t picture that as likely.

[@Gartenzwerg3000]

Thank you so much for this take on life/death. This really helped me to cope aaaaand to me this ideas makes sense

[@anika_h]

Does this go for animals too? Or even plants? Would a cow keep getting slaughtered over and over?​@@jason4453

[@tiihonhaukanmaki3874]

According to physics, time isn't a process like we think of it. Time is something that always exists, past, present and future alike. It all happens constantly. Our lives should therefore repeat forever, and have already "happened" an infinite amount of times.

[@OliverGwer-yq7lh]

you have one life

[@tiihonhaukanmaki3874]

@OliverGwer-yq7lh which, according to physics, exists constantly. From the beginning to the end, all at once. The "flow of time" as we perceive it doesn't make scientific sense as anything other than an illusion

[@ericgraham8975]

Glad someone else realizes this. There is another option Neizche's eternal recurrence. The universe dies after you die and it starts over and your life starts over. I hope to God it's not true. Lol I've had a terrible life. Another thing about eternal oblivion is this: ok you become nonexistent so what? Something new is born after you die. So there isn't anything to separate you from whatever comes into being after you. Also have you noticed there's billions of us? We're like a huge hive mind that keeps making copies of itself. None of us are actually some special thing that only happens once. Everyone is a copy of a copy.

[@Afrikanbootiscratcher]

I'm ready to go back to the eternal void. I'm done with this horrible place .

[@ericgraham8975]

@@Afrikanbootiscratcher I kinda feel the same. I wouldn't mind heaven but I doubt it wouldn't wanna come back here again

[@Afrikanbootiscratcher]

@ericgraham8975 I've also tried to believe in God to make me feel better. But deep down I don't think k there is a God.

[@Mark70609]

@@Afrikanbootiscratcher I understand what you mean. I haven’t studied all the religious texts but they do seem to have been written within a paradigm.

[@Alexgoozy]

Sir, You are clever. I have suspected a similar hypothesis. Here are some points to supplement the idea. Our brains and bodies are established upon traits in our codes which were directly inherited from the past. If we sprung up by the progression of this code, then even our processing of ideas are built upon the code which designed our brains, and given that we are awake right now, it tells us that although we cannot see the eternity beforehand we are directly proof of its continuation

[@chinnuatluri]

This is a fact.

[@TimoDcTheLikelyLad]

omg - i literally thought of your model too! ( not the math tho) . nothingness literally is the most unrealistic scenario ever.

[@DOGGIFY]

I may run a mostly meme-focused channel, but i did make a tier list video on death theories, and this exact theory/logic is why i could not put eternal nothingness in S tier

[@somepolishdude9853]

If reincarnation is real, another question can be raised. What is my TOTAL age when adding all previous lives? And does that mean I have witnessed human evolution?

[@cherrydoctorpepper7]

Great video. You cannot experience eternal oblivion from your own perspective. You cannot be reincarnated from your own perspective. Both of those things are paradoxes from the observer's perspective. Quantum Immortality theory says that everybody lives forever from their own perspective, so that is a possible solution

[@lusciouslipslibra]

I mean if zero equals everything and nothing, I think the first equation is correct. Plus I think the life model could be adjusted to what we REMEMBER. We could very well be infinite as energy, but our states and memories of those states are finite. Oh and when it comes to the big bang theory, no one is saying that it came from nothing. Have you ever seen the death of a star? It explodes in a burst of energy, and that energy goes out into the universe to create more things. The same thing could be said for the universe. The end of one universe gave birth to another.

[@Afrikanbootiscratcher]

Great response.

[@lexarr350]

Wouldn’t one universe have to have been the first? Your argument still has the the missing theory about needing one universe to end to start another but there had to be one that started before all the others.

[@lusciouslipslibra]

@@lexarr350 not necessarily, the first universe could've been created by a turkey. Does that mean the "first" universe is special or more deserving of recognition? No. Same thing goes for the turkey. The point is it doesn't matter how it started. It doesn't mean anything or change anything. Answers that cannot invoke change are meaningless

[@ElectroWalker86]

I believe the third option the most. But I don’t consider the lives to be connected in any way or with a soul. Just experience arising for as long living things exist. One experience is impossible like with the Big Crunch then that is when inexperience will be all that there is

[@ayedeebeeno4561]

well if death is nothing then im fine with that cause the last time there was a bunch of nothing the big bang happend and boom life so ill be alright

[@Theashenone17]

🤣 legend

[@Afrikanbootiscratcher]

Exactly.

[@bamboozled2046]

I honestly don’t see why people would just want to cease to exist. Yeah, sure people want peace and quiet but if you’re non-existent, you won’t even feel peace and quiet. In fact, there will be no *you* to experience that peace and quiet. And to think that might go on FOREVER? Yeah, I don’t want to sound mean or anything, but I don’t see any reason why ceasing to exist would be a good thing. I prefer living and existing instead of literally being nothing. No thank you.

[@jesterknight3837]

ceasing to exist is better than reborn and suffer

[@cyberrunner6529]

@@jesterknight3837 I would take reincarnation any day suffering comes with goodness too they are sides of the same coin

[@Lap4rkA]

Antinatalism its solution

[@blizzforte284]

@@cyberrunner6529there are countless existences that are worse than non-existence.

[@robertbozic467]

My theory is that this universe will eventually end, and then in a certain amount of time a new universe is gonna be born. This won't be the only universe because think about it, if this universe was created then surely a new one can also be created. And then you might be reborn in that new universe or be reborn in the one after that or in the millionth universe. It doesn't matter because you won't be able to experience time anyway so a new universe will probably start before you can even blink

[@fanero3046]

Death scares me. It gives me a natural sharp reaction for fear unlike thinking hell or other afterlifes. This is feels real. And no-one has a solution. Life feels like that dream you feel lasts hours but when you wake up you won't remember anything. Thinking of death as a milisecond through ethernity while i'm at night makes me jump.

[@Zeuswashington]

I don't think it is possible for a universe to expand forever. It doesn't make sense, and there's a saying that what goes around must comes back around, and so in this case, what expand must contract even if it take infinite amount of time ⏲️for it to contract and then expand again

[@hersyith-1033]

Listen if size is infinite in our universe then the universe can expand into infinity

[@homebrandrules]

this is mindboggling, I think a forum is called for several of us gather to smoke mary anne, and drink chuhai and discuss fully this and other concepts! ? oroborus

[@I-Am-That]

I can conclude therefore that I am a temporary database carrier on memories and emotions during my lifetime. It gets disintegrated upon my expiry. Trying to xerox or replicate a copy of my temporary personality into next external life is basically a notion of emotional fear of not wanting to lose it for good Dear Universe, TQ for my tiny spark of existence. It's a relieve to note from infinite space I don't really exist

[@DailyInsightAU]

But it's still only theoretical, isn't it, that we are temporary? We base it off our observations of others. Could it not be simulated?

[@I-Am-That]

Ooops Admin 🙏🏼 I mean I had no consciousness before my birth. When I inspect my current personality it's produced by this 3 dimensional plane which comes from the surrounding environment and social conditioning Simulation is possible since we are from the very source itself but still at the end it's still all play of illusions that we eventually want to let it go

[@Martin-kn1cn]

Seeing the theory with the Big Bang and the Big Crunch visualized, I immediately thought of a loop where one event causes the other. The question one could ask is what caused the Big Bang and what comes after the Big Crunch. It seems fairly logical to look at this problem as an infinite circle. This would mean there was never a start and there won’t ever be an end. Reality simply exists going through cycles over and over again without ever asking itself what comes after or what came before. Because such a question would have no meaning. The answer to what came before is the same as to what comes after. Self repeating Eternity.

[@alberto3071]

Probability 0 doesn't mean impossible, just like choosing a rational number from (0,1) And probabilities don't even make sense in infinite intervals. Also consider anthropic principle to explain why we're alive. The gaps would be indeed felt like 0 time, and what's more, even infinite amount of time may be felt as 0 because improper integral of the function 0 is still 0. If that makes sense at all.

[@sr3d-microphones]

The fly in the ointment is time itself. The illusion is time, once this has been overcome you have a new perspective to re-establish the hypothesis from this new angle, or perspective, again.

[@ZareoZe3]

honestly, I was thinking of this in the shower before I saw this video

[@AquilusDesign]

I've been having the same ideas for quite a while now, how come something comes from nothing and goes back to nothing? Eternal nothingness after death just doesn't make logical sense to me at all as for someone to perceive a eternal void forever would require consciousness. Now if we go back to consciousness and neuroscience we'll find out there are studies suggesting that consciousness is not a product of a physical brain but instead the brain seems to be a receiver of consciousness like a radio that tunes to a certain frequency. Then there are also the eletrical impulses that go through our neurons, if the First Law of Thermodynamics says that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only altered in form, so where would the energy that flows through us come from and where does it go back to, or even, it could even transform into a lower or higher dimension, another philosophical question is about us being the actual energy by itself, our essence, our soul, the one thing that animates our physical bodies, and once the body can no longer sustain life that soul either moves on to a spiritual realm or it reincarnates into another body, or maybe both, it could be a process of constant migration between two planes, maybe we could even reincarnate in another planets, another galaxies or even in another universes.

[@gwynedd8179]

What are these studies you mentioned?

[@fallenfreak828]

Great video btw. This is exactly the state of mental evolution im in

[@broughxtreme]

OK what about dieing and leaving your body and returning? In 1958 when I was 3 I fell out the rear door of a moving car. I have an image of my father sitting in the back seat with me wrapped up in a towel. As if I was standing on the front seat facing/looking back at him.

[@tassie7325]

Another thought to add to the theme: Unless you leave a mark in history, after three or four generations you will cease to have ever existed. To demonstrate: What can you tell me about your great-great-grandfather.?

[@elitecoder955]

Even Abe Lincoln would be forgotten in a few 500 years...

[@Thecoolestnumberone]

​@@elitecoder955highly doubt it.

[@Thecoolestnumberone]

I actually can, he built a cabin I used to play in and he used to play football with my great grandfather and great granduncle.

[@charliejade8959]

Doesn't the anthropological principle explain/refute this?

[@TheRealMrWilson]

Your videos are excellent mate. All of them. please keep them coming. Good work!

[@jaredcooper37]

Interesting thoughts. I’d add that #2 & #3 support the idea that there is no time, it is just an illusion. There are only experiences. Time doesn’t pass, only more and more experiences into eternity.

[@MrJbro26]

Just day and night over - over again

[@fraser_mr2009]

Time doesn't stretch back to infinity.

[@jordanz4264]

You believe the universe is finite where it has a beginning, an end, comes from oblivion and returns back for eternity?

[@fraser_mr2009]

@@jordanz4264 I believe the universe had a beginning.

[@fraser_mr2009]

@@oopsalldrip8816 I believe that it came from nothing. Nothing in science is different from the philosophical nothing.

[@lunchbox4229]

@@fraser_mr2009 In your opinion, where did everything come? I've heard quantum fluctuations or whatever where virtual particles pop in and out of existence. How the flying fuck does the universe 'know' to do this and abide by these laws of nature.

[@husseinshhouri5553]

I'd rather live the same life forever than not exist...

[@anasmith5834]

I don't remember where I was before coming to this earth. That's the only thing I dont agree with the reincarnation part. What if we were spiritual beings before but we didn't have an ego? What if this just one part of the whole dimensional realities that are out there? Yeah and after death we move on into other realities. This game is so huge.

[@fallenfreak828]

I get laughed at when I say that objective reality cannot be accessed by humans. (Solipsism is a theory based from that) also the fact that if matter/material information cannot be destroyed. That must go to show that my essence from my conciousness is immortal.

[@fa6325]

Unfortunetly, entropy could prevent that. The key reason life exists is because of external energy sources ( All the chemistry going on inside you requires energy from food sources, and these food sources need the energy from sun). But all suns will burn out eventually. Actually all forms of energy will fall into a stable state based on the second law of thermodymamics. The most accepted theory on how the universe will end is the heat death. After the heat death of the universe, nothing will happen and nothing will continue to happen forever.

[@fa6325]

Also its not so much that matter is destroyed, its more that its converted to a different form. You will never be destroyed actually, you will instead decay.

[@stepanpytlik4021]

@@fa6325 Maybe. But there are possibly other universes.

[@blizzforte284]

@@fa6325it's widely accepted but far from the only theory. also the fact that we essentially know nothing yet, and that this theory itself is full of problems makes it pretty pointless to believe in.

[@dank1518]

Spending eternity with bearded men wearing lose fitting robe’s doesn’t sound appealing to me.

[@darkmatter100]

You can't experience what you cannot experience, therefore you can only experience what you can experience. That means you can only perceive what does exist, which means this existence would be all there is, and you would never know what isn't. So yes, you currently may exist, and because time does not exist if you are not there to perceive it, you will never know if you do not exist. Take solace or fear in that knowledge.

[@DailyInsightAU]

I still have my doubts. I still don't even know if others exist (despite all the evidence).

[@darkmatter100]

@@DailyInsightAU At that point you would be doubting your own perception, and if that's true, then nothing has meaning, if everything can be perceived as fake or generated by yourself or another entity you accept that you do not matter. That is a dangerous line of thinking sir.

[@chinnuatluri]

@@DailyInsightAU I know that "I" and everyone and everything in the universe exists along with me. I agree that the universe existed before I was born. Because this timeline manifested a evidence of it's past with my current existence. But I can never be sure or never believe that the universe continues to exist my death/non-existence.

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

@@DailyInsightAU I can guarantee you that I do exist like you and you exist like me that means it's just all brain games

[@muslimayupov]

it was like that before i was born so..

[@happymoments3863]

Two weeks ago, I actually dreamt (dream 1) about how the universe began (wicked dream). And in this dream, I asked some people, "How did temperature begin?" I still don't know the answer. Two days later, I dreamt (dream 2) about a vacuum cleaner, since I need one to vacuum compress my mattress, as I will send it from DE to OZ in two months and I need to reduce the size of the shipment. Anyway, the following night, I dreamt (dream 3) that I told these two stories to other people. So, please explain if/ how/ why this fits into your hypothesis? BTW, thank you for your the wonderful discussion points (:-)-}-

[@dereidgenosse7273]

the answer is your brain

[@SkepticTalk]

Daily Insight - I think you're close here to perhaps the genera concept of death and consciousness. It sort of doesn't make sense that we didn't exist before this time and we won't after. The issue here too is how/why did we get consciousness or become conscious to begin with? This is equally as confusing as what happens after death, but the two are likely related. My thoughts are this adds credence to the infinite universe hypothesis. Either this universe repeats and infinite number of times or other universes do. If this repeats and infinite number of times, that means we've had this conversation a billion times before and we will have this conversation a billion times to come. The gaps you're explaining would be billions/trillions or longer gaps between the proper universe I.E. our own doomed to repeat. If that's how it works then in a way we are renting little tiny bits of spacetime that are doomed to repeat, and they'll repeat almost instantly since as you described it we won't be aware of time within those gaps of nonexistence (no matter how large the gap). It's really hard to say which one of these is true though man.

[@LaserTractor]

For many it's not about death. It's about "would i experience "being alive" some time again. This is really unsolvable matter. Imagine this. You are dead, your brain shut down, you don't experience nothing at all anymore (because there's no brain to have so called experience obviously). I highly doubt that we will ever experience being alive again. I mean YOUR consciousness that died will NEVER see the life again (in my theory). And death is not "nothingness, dark abyss and stuff", it's just absence of you. There is no more concept of "you" in this world. Reincarnation I believe is possible. But not how most of us would like to see it, like your name is Mark, you are dying, there is a tunnel with a light, someone's voice telling you "i'll erase your memories and you will be reincarnated" no, none of this. Someone's baby brain will start having counsciousness and you will understand that "my name is Rosa i'm 3 years old". No memories of being Mark. Because Mark is dead and his consciousness is dead too. It's not "load saved game" or "start new game+", it's all about "start a new game" if that makes sense.

[@DailyInsightAU]

Yeah, it's hard to know and probably unprovable. But certainly we could say that our atoms continue to exist? Or is that still just an assumption (and might only be something in my head -- e.g. solipsism).

[@LaserTractor]

@@DailyInsightAU atoms yes but it's not "us" in the way we usually think of it. I mean whole meaning of consciousness is just made-up human thing. We just can't imagine "not existing" or "not being alive again some time after death". We are too attached to our bodies and minds. To the point where some want to go to heaven and live there I assume. And live there not as "some mindless spirit" but as a full-on thinking body like we are now. And so Real answers are unreachable. Death is just a concept. It's scary because of the unknown, nothing more really.

[@ANONYM0US]

@@DailyInsightAU even atoms have a half life, and over time will decay into nothingness. so there will come a time where every little piece of what made you up will have ceased to exist, never again to make anything else up.

[@Big_talks.]

Yeah I think this is right variety is the alive of life you should not know about the past life

[@suryanshukumbham4593]

My theory is that your consciousness lasts FOREVER, but your consciousness wont have a brain or anything like that which human body possesses to think about the surroundings, so there is your soul somewhere after your death but it cant feel anything. that is my version of eternal oblivion.

[@CBTcounsellor]

then why you don't u remember anything? for one moment I agree with this hinduistic theory, .. what's the use? suppose you were president of Canada in your purva janam then whats the use? you have forgotten it... before birth you unexisted for infinte years. same happens after death.

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

eternal oblivion doesn't mean that it means literally nothing not even consuciness

[@ujtab]

Assuming your probability argument is correct, the timeline can also be a loop to make a non-zero probability of being existed.

[@shootvideo68]

What if we are effectively in a simulation where we get to experience life via 5 senses in 3 dimensions with time acting like a one way conveyor marking a beginning and end of the “game”. All of which is just a construct, even time. What if we come to this place with amnesia in order to have the opportunity to learn and grow. That is, to exercise free will, to make the choice as to whether to pursue good or bad. Without amnesia we would have perfect knowledge of our creator and true love which wouldn’t give us the opportunity to test ourselves and grow. Perhaps our “souls” provide us with just a hint of what we need to need to know to determine right from wrong. It is likely there is no beginning and end as we know it and that when we “die” we just return to the presence of and to be one with our creator. Anyway, thanks for the video and for outlining your thoughts on the eternal question; “Why am I here?”

[@alexthewombat6781]

So like if we were in on it, we’d grow bored of life almost and it would be similar to a hell or purgatory, but since we do “forget” it makes our lives special and have meaning while it lasts. Maybe we don’t really want to have an answer to what happens before and after life, because either it’s nothing, which is kinda disappointing, or it’s eternal, which is exhausting and mentally overwhelming 😂

[@zyxwfish]

Have your ever read the book dream state by Jed McKenna?

[@DailyInsightAU]

No I haven't, but I'll look into it. For people who want to know the premise: "If life is but a dream, to what do we awake? The central premise of Dreamstate: A Conspiracy Theory, is the admittedly ridiculous but incontrovertibly true assertion that the universe does not exist. This is something you can understand conceptually, like watching a documentary about Antarctica, or experientially, like moving to Antarctica. There’s also a related phenomenon where you fall asleep watching the documentary and wake up in the frozen wasteland. That’s gotta be weird, but the truth is that you’re asleep in a barren wasteland dreaming that you’re not, so that’s where waking up gets you."

[@zyxwfish]

@@DailyInsightAU One of the chapters in dream state explains the same thing your saying here but in a different way. That's why I was wondering if you read the book.

[@ODIN20084]

After i died and had NDE, i believe in heaven in my opinion

[@jam9852]

I will only accept the idea of being reincarnated if I end up going somewhere a lot better what isn't planet earth. living one life as a mortal here sucks enough but to keep coming back here & suffering for all eternity would be pure hell.

[@wingkeechan5329]

Our existence is but a subset of reality, and we cannot try to extend our understanding on Reality based on your experience in this existence. Even our concept of Time and Entropy might not be applicable in Reality.

[@masterchiff6784]

I also came to this conclusion on my own before I found this video. it's very hard to find others who think like this on this topic, I don't know why. But anyway, I think there is some stuff missing, some critical stuff missing from this theories but idk what it is.

[@SpaceNugget-qm1fx]

If time is infinite and there is a chance to live again it will happen again

[@DailyInsightAU]

So we'll just keep having life after life after life. Afterlife?

[@catholic-ronin3682]

@@DailyInsightAU what about The Afterafterlife

[@beforemidnight9450]

I wish the situations and circumstances kept me in the state before my parents met...there was way too many before I was here...I wish All these folks who love this place so much could have just been here

[@DailyInsightAU]

Perhaps if it wasn't your parents, it would have been somebody else. Perhaps your existence/life is destiny?

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

@@DailyInsightAU maybe no

[@Kyanzes]

Are you suggesting that parallel planes of existence blend into each other, or something similar?

[@AntiShadman6969]

therefore comes the theory of eternal reucurrence it's just not likely

[@fitz20g]

I have a problem with being born again after you die because aren't you still you after you die. So how can you be someone else. I use to think that you have to be re born after you die but that changed when I thought about what makes me me and how even though I am unconscious and cease to be alive I am still me. So I don't believe in past lives I believe when you are born it is the first time living. And after you die it is your last time living no matter how much time passes by because you are you and will be you even after you die. If you was going to be something else in the future you wouldn't be you right now.

[@jason4453]

I believe when you die you forget and come back as yourself and relieve your same life. If it can happen it will happen. Your born again but as yourself so Dejavu could be something from the past. You can change it marry different people ect...? 🤔

[@Mark70609]

The age old question, why am I here, what is my purpose? I don’t know.

[@markbyfield8190]

In regard to time - I don't know if its fundamental or created by our brain - BUT - If it did not exist, our lives would be one continuous narrative which we could make no sense of. Time provides the 'breaks' in our existence which allow us to separate one event from the next and provide cohesion. Well, thats how I see it anyway?

[@sebastiangoetz7847]

You made a fundamental error right from the start when you rejected the first model: In a continuous probability space like the one that you are using a probability of zero means "almost impossible", but not entirely impossible. For example consider the unit interval with uniform distribution. Each single point has a probability of zero, but one of them gets randomly chosen nonetheless.

[@maximilianovella4910]

Can nature repair something that she herself created and she herself broke?

[@ariahhumphreys]

Yes

[@jamestaylor8577]

just discovered your channel. loving your vids.

[@will123brawlstars5]

One flaw, time started at the big bang so not infinity years ago

[@stepanpytlik4021]

Big Bang is just a theory. It's not 100% proven.

[@blizzforte284]

If there was no time before the big bang then how did the big bang happen?

[@bjjbuster2164]

Things can only "start" within time. That's the problem.

[@azra57755]

From this perspective(x/∞=0), any moment is impossible in an infinite timeline. Therefore infinity itself is impossible.

[@homebrandrules]

what about black swan events?

[@tesoracity]

2:36 I can finally sleep peacefully now. 🥺❤️

[@adrianenterprise5829]

Same 😂

[@bigbobabc123]

This is stupid logic. It’s using mathematical tricks when using infinity to try and prove that you won’t die.

[@LeelaSlayys]

@@bigbobabc123the universe runs on mathematics. Believe it or not is up to you.

[@Ebrahim-gp2rd]

infinity is as readable compression software

[@Trixtexx612]

Never be afraid of death + you cant stop it or there is a after life keep praying and you will see the truth when you die

[@Giggler.]

the Big Bang was your mummy and daddy in the bedroom 😂

[@classyrassy1790]

I believe in reincarnation but I disagree on the assumption we only can ever experience being alive. As far as I have been informed the most likely explanation is we are temporary visitors here to the physical realm here to learn and grow. When we die we return to the non-physical realms and carry on as entities there until or unless we decide to come back.

[@atheismisrightforever7008]

when your dead you stop existing

[@classyrassy1790]

@@atheismisrightforever7008 Got any evidence for that? Cause so far there is quite a but of evidence to suggest we do actually survive death and virtually none to suggest otherwise.

[@atheismisrightforever7008]

Theres no proof of there being a afterlife when your dead you stop existing the afterlife has been proven not to exist

[@classyrassy1790]

@@atheismisrightforever7008 Past life memories, near death experiences, hallucinogenic drugs, experiments done with quantum particles showing our minds affect physical matter outside the body. So long as your willing to be a bit open minded then there are some surprisingly good arguments and evidence for the existence of an afterlife. I mean come, have you never experienced anything strange or paranormal in nature?

[@atheismisrightforever7008]

@@classyrassy1790 nah are you afraid of death is that why you don’t wanna accept that atheism is right all the near death experiences are hallucinations

[@williampercival7662]

Before you were born you were a spiritual being. You come into the world and you live everyday and die only once, then you go back to been a spiritual being and start over and repeat the cycle. W Percival New Zealand Gardenia Band 🇨🇰 Kia Orana

[@npantic]

This is called "Eternal Return" in philosophy; In a sense, assumes time is not an infinity, but curved line so you arrive back to repeat your life. However, it is a bit depressing idea, so people hypothesise that it is not a circle but a spiral. (see David Peake, "The Labyrinth of Tme")

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

scks

[@Wildricegaming]

Imagen we just pull an William afton every time we die

[@Learnguitartoday]

What’s wrong with the universe beginning at the Big Bang and ending the way a lot of cosmologists think that it will (a cold dark empty void)? Infinity in the past might be problematic for us to exist now but I think u can go into the future as long as u want with no consequence. If that is true then there is nothing at all wrong with the idea of eternal oblivion.

[@Learnguitartoday]

If the universe began at the big bang, and expands forever, then there is nothing wrong with the idea that we just die and that is it@@oopsalldrip8816

[@gello8518]

Well here’s the problem it becomes the same thing as the singularity. The last thing in the universe is black holes as they dissipate they release hawking radiation photons and data of - All that is back out into space thus recreating the singularity.

[@Learnguitartoday]

that sounds like roger penrose's cyclic universe @@gello8518

[@R_Alexander029]

I existed.

[@flavioalbatrozz2557]

Forgetting is a bless.

[@mellowmotivationandstories]

❤ your thumbnail

[@johnpoker-y1s]

a plant can experience the world around it? how so without a consciousness

[@Misaamanenoir]

I honestly was thinking this a few times as well.

[@Kjuken69]

It's this time talk that humans has to bring in, time is nothing, a humankind tool, nothing more!

[@shubhan2002]

How even anything exists man??? And that also fot eternity the universe has been here dont know where it came from makes no sense but the only thing i cant think of something non physical that our limited mind cant comprehend its like thinking about a colour that we have never seen before..

[@marcoA95]

The stark reality is that we are just dull, limited monkeys, we can never fully understand the workings of this universe. It is like a flea trying to completely understand the workings of a cat's body...it simply cannot. I consider eternal nothingness to be the most concrete hypothesis, yet even I am not completely convinced. We are born from nothing, we live and then return to nothing, does that mean that from this nothingness we can be reborn again? The word nothingness presupposes the existence of something and the word existence also presupposes the absence of something. It is a paradox from which one cannot escape. The very fact that we exist is proof that eternal nothingness, in fact, does not exist. It is like drawing a circle without closing it, it makes no sense. My alternative hypothesis is a variant of Nietzsche's eternal return, i.e. a big bang followed by a big crunch from which a universe mirroring ours would be reborn deterministically. A sort of infinite loop similar to that of the rotation of the seasons, the earth around the sun, etc... However, it is only a hypothesis, which has little basis right now. Beware though, until many years ago, humans thought that the sun revolved around the earth and that the earth was flat... that is why I say that human beings will never fully understand this reality.

[@suzaneoriordan4366]

I think like that too lol, thats one reason I abandoned the eternal oblivion philosophy

[@OzWannabe]

There's a flaw in your model. Before you were born is definitely not infinite. Age of the Universe is some 14 billion years according to Planck. I would argue that the time after you die would be also finite should the Universe die in one way or the other. Obviously I have no proof for the later.

[@fa6325]

@他妈的虽然我是 we can literally observe the cosmic microwave background.

[@DoniusBelgius]

Jan 1, 1019

[@rudedude3267]

Past lives debunked- people who claim this were always generals in Napoleon’s army, kings, queens etc. never claims of cleaning toilets for a living in past life 😂

[@aglimmerofhope5321]

Another problem here is what I'll call a Presumption of Potential, an erroneous notion that because something can behave a certain way means it will. Perhaps all there is or was was/is now (All=Now)? 🤔 a stoner thought for the ages. 😄 Great video btw. Liked & subbed. 🤍& ☮

[@DarkSektori]

This theory of Eternal Oblivion is purely 100% in assumptions. 1st law of Thermodynamics states Energy can never be created or destroyed. Also the brain being the sole cause of Conciousness, it is a physical process to an extent but its also because its caused by the large amount of organized energy within the brain. If Energy and Conciousness are linked together and if Energy cannot be Created or destroyed, then its completely possible, that there's more to Conciousness then we realize, this correlates with the assumption that this highly complex, organized and ever expanding universe just "Big Banged" itself into existence from absolute Nothingness. The whole notion is illogical and nonsenical. Why Does Oblivion Exist? Why does Oblivion occur? Why is Oblivion true? This is based off the philosophical ideology of "Sufficient explanation" and it should apply to everything in the universe. If these questions can't be answered it can't be proven either. If anything this theory is as unproven as believing in an afterlife. Also such a fate essentially adds a degree of pointlessness to reality. So the term "all for nothing" literally applies to everything within the Universe. Also at least the afterlife gives people incentive to live a good life. Oblivion basically gives people a sense of hopelessness knowing that no matter what they do it won't ever matter, yeah sure your friends and family will carry memories of you with them, thats really not going to do you any good will it? At least the afterlife has potential because while we have no definitve proof of it, there's always a possibility and that we just don't have the technological means to prove it yet. Oblivion on the other hand will never be proven by any means including science because the only way to prove it would be to experience it yourself but if you loose all awareness then how could it ever be verified? Also can someone explain how is it saying everything came from nothing (with no evidence to support this claim) be any less ludicrous or far fetched then saying a God or a creator made everything? Perhaps Conciousness in the brain might cease to exist but there's no scientific evidence to suggest Conciousness itself ceases to exist. Some things are just beyond our current understanding and while Oblivion obviously appeals to alot of people, its your belief and yours alone, personally I don't fear Oblivion because it doesn't exist. Its weird enough for people to think our universe was created by a giant "hadouken". The only "Oblivion" that exists came out in 2006 for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC Atheists also talk of this Oblivion as if they've already been there themselves, which is puzzling. For people who claim to be "rational thinkers" this ideology seems rather un-rational. Because the difference between Oblivion and an afterlife is simple the Afterlife is at least a testable theory and I believe eventually our technology will become advanced enough to prove that its real. The Oblivion theory is not testable by any means scientific or otherwise. We have a better chance of proving Alchemy is real before this can be proven. Its like trying to solve a difficult math problem, and rather than try finding the answer, you just write down zero because its the first thing that came to your mind. This is a similar analogy to how this theory was likely conjured up. Atheists don't know everything and neither does science, hell even the "simulation" or "Multiverse" theories have more sustenance then this. Also bear in mind that Athiesm depends entirely on Science, Science dosen't depend on Athiesm at all. Science has its limits and i can appreciate the "Occums razor" ideology about the simplest explanation tends to be the right one, however when explaining creation, the universe or even an afterlife the answers are anything but simple. The brain might be the physical tool used to create Conciousness but how functional would the brain be without energy? The answer is simple it wouldn't be able to function at all.

[@WavveBoi]

Really good points here. I believe everything exists simply because it does. There's no reason anything or anyone to be here, but something HAS to be here because nothing can not exist without something to exist. The big Bang is might as well be called the big contradiction. It's all pure novelty. Why bother adding complexity to a system to the point where it's aware that it's in a complex system? It's like the whole point of consciousness is to be aware of awareness.

[@DarkSektori]

@@WavveBoi "Everything is energy and that’s all there is to it. Match the frequency of the reality you want and you cannot help but get that reality. It can be no other way. This is not philosophy. This is physics." -Albert Einstein If you want to find the secrets of the universe, you have to think along the lines of Energy frequency and vibration. -Nikola Tesla I used to be an Atheist myself and the biggest problem was this Oblivion theory, How can you even prove non-existentse exists? Science claims Conciousness is destroyed upon death, interesting how science has yet to explain what Conciousness even is and what mechanisms in the brain make it possible. It also tries describing how Oblivion is like a "dreamless sleep" also interesting considering Science has yet to explain what dreams are, why we dream, or what mechanisms are involved in making dreams possible. If Science wants to make bold claims it is unable prove then I think they should be challenged because if you really look at the big bang and while its a widely accepted theory its still just a "Theory" same with gravity, same with pretty much every other theory. Thermodynamics is a law, which means Quantum Physics is telling Atheists where to stick their ridiculous "Eternal Oblivion" theory.

[@WavveBoi]

@@DarkSektori wow. I was going to say something about vibrations but I get off track easily. Yeah. It's my belief that the very foundation of existence is a vibration of existing and not existing. It's like a universal polarity. I used to be atheist too. But it's actually pretty illogical. Everything in this universe is finite and came from the same source. That means you and I. We're made of space dust and sun stuff. There's no separation. We are literally the universe in observation of itself.

[@DarkSektori]

@@WavveBoi well you could get into a whole discussion about that. There's a few theories to look at. Biocentrism aka the "Theory of Everything" The electric universe theory, The Mathmatical Universe theory, String Theory, also the theory of the Multiverse or Infinite universe theory, there's so many unknown possibilities that are beyond the grasp of Scientific understanding. Who says that other intelligent life that exists in this universe aren't similar to us if anything it would make more sense then little green men or jellyfish creatures with telepathy wouldn't it? Do I think civilizations out there have figured the universe out better then we have? Quite possibly, Technology exists to make what was once thought impossible, possible. Transhuminism has the right idea suggesting that Technology can help overcome human limitations, if anything thats going to be the key factor in answering many of these questions and unlocking some of these mysteries. I really hate it when I say I've had Paranormal experiences in my life, to have some "know it all" Atheist telling me it was a delusion of the mind. Thats fine i suppose. You can critique Athiesm from a completely non religious perspective as well despite what some people might think. Its a an "all points lead to a dead end" ideology and in fact the flaws of "Theism" makes a stronger case for Agnosticism then Athiesm does. I truly believe this universe is of intelligent design, in what way i can't answer, but also the im not a firm believer in the law of entropy, which is based on the belief that the universe is an enclosed system or this is a "finite" universe which currently cant be proven either. Entropy states that every thing breaks down and becomes more disordered over time, however you look at humans in general and even if you question evolution i have a hard time believing that i myself am made up of something thats becoming more disordered or disorganized, in fact it seems quite the opposite in fact. I found this online its actually quite brilliant "You want a physicist to speak at your funeral. You want the physicist to talk to your grieving family about the conservation of energy, so they will understand that your energy has not died. You want the physicist to remind your sobbing mother about the first law of thermodynamics; that no energy gets created in the universe, and none is destroyed. You want your mother to know that all your energy, every vibration, every Btu of heat, every wave of every particle that was her beloved child remains with her in this world. You want the physicist to tell your weeping father that amid energies of the cosmos, you gave as good as you got. And at one point you'd hope that the physicist would step down from the pulpit and walk to your brokenhearted spouse there in the pew and tell him that all the photons that ever bounced off your face, all the particles whose paths were interrupted by your smile, by the touch of your hair, hundreds of trillions of particles, have raced off like children, their ways forever changed by you. And as your widow rocks in the arms of a loving family, may the physicist let her know that all the photons that bounced from you were gathered in the particle detectors that are her eyes, that those photons created within her constellations of electromagnetically charged neurons whose energy will go on forever. And the physicist will remind the congregation of how much of all our energy is given off as heat. There may be a few fanning themselves with their programs as he says it. And he will tell them that the warmth that flowed through you in life is still here, still part of all that we are, even as we who mourn continue the heat of our own lives. And you'll want the physicist to explain to those who loved you that they need not have faith; indeed, they should not have faith. Let them know that they can measure, that scientists have measured precisely the conservation of energy and found it accurate, verifiable and consistent across space and time. You can hope your family will examine the evidence and satisfy themselves that the science is sound and that they'll be comforted to know your energy's still around. According to the law of the conservation of energy, not a bit of you is gone; you're just less orderly. Amen"

[@chinnuatluri]

@@WavveBoi 🤯 That's really cool and unique scientific inference.

[@mattsworld2926]

The death is a condition of everything that can multiply itself (ex: you can make sons and daughters). If something doesn't need to multiply, then death isn't necessary because we have amounts of it. Immortality is something that actually we didn't found how to, but the day we find it, will be the happiest day of science.

[@ExtraordinaryJam]

What about those that didn't have a chance to multiply?

[@mattsworld2926]

@@ExtraordinaryJam They then, won't pass his linage! Natural selection. The individual will die by itself.

[@ExtraordinaryJam]

Poor them eh? Especially those who died in a war in such a young age

[@mattsworld2926]

@@ExtraordinaryJamDo what? Some of them were fighting for something utopian and immortal if the whole world wouldn't have stopped them!

[@ExtraordinaryJam]

@@mattsworld2926 I meant the kids that died in a war, such a short lifespan don't you think?

[@mikieemiike3979]

I believe every metaphysical being had a beginning. Birth might have been it.

[@CameronBFunny]

The chance of life evolving and you specifically being born is actually x ÷ (infinity). That's why it's a miracle.

[@itanof9460]

I my mind and from what we can observe in the universe. consciousness is biological and in the brain I.e in the neurons and when all those cells are gone you are dead and gone.

[@itanof9460]

Maybe as a society, we will be able to translate what all neurons in the brain are doing into a computer to save thoughts and thought processes to have prolonged copies of human minds.

[@DailyInsightAU]

"consciousness is biological and in the brain". Perhaps, but I can't prove that to be true. Just as I can't prove that you are even real! (i.e. solipsism).

[@customvegandiet9491]

@@DailyInsightAU Try to ask yourself... If someone made 100% copy of your body, brain and neurons (atom by atom). Would this body be you? It would for sure act like you because of you habbits, but you would only have conciousness in your real body, not in fake one. Thats why I think that we are just conciousnes, not our body. But if there is after life, we couldn't have any memories of our human excistance or of our family, because this memories were lost with our brain.

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@@customvegandiet9491 if you do the whole copy again even doing that chance is 1 in infinite even if you do it I think then it's a possibility that brain creates you again and there's also a possibility even doing this you can't be created cause it needs the exact moment in time too?