Quantum physics proves that there IS an afterlife

smurgen wrote: »

I don't even think you need to go that far,fainting is pretty much how id image death to be. One second your standing there,afraid that you're about to faint in front of everyone,then everything goes black.next thing you know there's a crowd of people standing around looking down on you.

The thing you're failing to factor in is that you don't know you've fainted, or that you were unconscious until you've woken up. You don't wake up when you die, so you don't know you've died. But that's only the start of the mindfcukery...

Because you're dead, your brain doesn't work, so all your memories are gone. That includes all memory of you ever being alive, all memories of life, all memories of anything existing... all memories of memories being a thing. There's nothing at all there, no point of reference for anything, no point of reference for what nothing is. For all intents and purposes, neither you nor the entire universe would ever have existed once you die.

Sure, that's a bit of a logical fallacy, given that, of course, the universe will still be there, but without you to know that (or anything else, for that matter), it might as well never have existed

COYVB wrote: »

Because you're dead, your brain doesn't work, so all your memories are gone. That includes all memory of you ever being alive, all memories of life, all memories of anything existing... all memories of memories being a thing. There's nothing at all there, no point of reference for anything, no point of reference for what nothing is. For all intents and purposes, neither you nor the entire universe would ever have existed once you die.

“Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.”

Albert Einstein.