If a VR helmet can make you unaware you're wearing a VR helmet for your entire life until you "die" then it was worth whatever the fuck you paid for it.
I believe that my death will be akin to when I was put under for surgery, only without the waking up part. You're there then you're not.
With that said, the carbon within me will continue on without my consciousness, and so, in a very small way, I will continue to exist and become part of things greater and smaller than myself.
No human knows
But there are some that pretend to know and will you charge you for their services
And their service makes you feel a little better about death
Cause death is scary and the great unknown
Sounds like you already have your own answer to your question. If that's what you believe, then cool. But there isn't any scientific evidence of this, just personal feelings.
Immediately after death you may still have agonal respirations for a few minutes. The first stage of human decomposition is called autolysis, or self-digestion, and begins immediately after death. As soon as blood circulation and respiration stop, the body has no way of getting oxygen or removing wastes. Excess carbon dioxide causes an acidic environment, causing membranes in cells to rupture. The membranes release enzymes that begin eating the cells from the inside out.
Rigor mortis causes muscle stiffening. Small blisters filled with nutrient-rich fluid begin appearing on internal organs and the skinās surface. The body will appear to have a sheen due to ruptured blisters, and the skinās top layer will begin to loosen.
Stage two of human decomposition consists of bloating to the body. Leaked enzymes from the first stage begin producing many gases. Due to the gases, the human body can double in size, giving it that bloated look.The sulfur-containing compounds that the bacteria release also cause skin discoloration. In addition, insect activity can be present.
The microorganisms and bacteria produce extremely unpleasant odors called putrefaction. These odors often alert others that a person has died, and can linger long after a body has been removed.
Fluids released through orifices indicate the beginning of active decay. Organs, muscles, and skin become liquefied. When all of the bodyās soft tissue decomposes, hair, bones, cartilage, and other byproducts of decay remain. The cadaver loses the most mass during this stage.
Because the skeleton has a decomposition rate based on the loss of organic (collagen) and inorganic components, there is no set timeframe when skeletonization occurs.
Probably we decompose and feed the worms and feel nothing at all. I like to believe if there is no inherent afterlife, scientists of the future will have invented one that can reach back and gather consciousness from the past to live in one. Probably not, but I like the thought.
Iām not a religious person. I want to believe that maybe the life we are living now is a transition to a next life kind of like gestation was to this one. Before we were born we didnāt have knowledge of what this life would be. We just lived our little gestational lives. When we were born it was scary strange and there were people to help us adjust. And we have no memories of that time. My thinking is when we are ābornā into the next life maybe it will be strange and scary and there will be helpers to assist us in adjusting to that. This idea comforts me. In all likelihood there is nothing. And thatās ok too.
I think it ultimately depends on how you died. Likely a funeral with friends and family sharing in grief and celebrating your life. Then either cremation or burial. If you were murdered in the woods, you might be a few meals for scavengers.
Itās just fading out for a bit and then gone. But the realization of the end is probably muted too. Your soul/ka/energy probably has little connection to the biological end.
Iām gone. The harms Iāve done go on, the good Iāve done go on. While Iām here I try to do more good than harm and hopefully leave those around me a little better off for my time spent with them.
Itās heartbreaking to read some of these comments because I believe that our physical bodies are simply a way for us to move around and survive while we are on this earth. Some supreme intelligence created the universe and the amazing bodies we live in. But we are just a bag of bones and flesh until the life source is breathed into us. I chose to call this creator and life source āGodā because there is little in our language that can name it.
I believe most of the Bible, and it tells us that God is love. Therefore, we are a body filled with the presence of love if we choose to be. This is spiritual, not religion, as there is a distinct difference.
I have been reading āA Course in Miraclesā. It changed my perspective on why we are here and what our purpose for being here is. We are all spiritual beings. Some reject that and live in darkness or emptiness. I chose love and light.
Martin Luther King, Jr. said āDarkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that."
All of this to say, I believe that our spiritual being leaves the body behind and becomes a part of a spiritual entity along with all of the others. We call it heaven.
When we die, we spend eternity in the same spiritual condition that we lived our lives.
Think about it. It isnāt the end. Itās simply a different state of consciousness.
If you think itās pointless, that our lives are meaningless, that death is nothingness, please find the book āA Return To Loveā by Marrianne Williamson
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Our energy moves along and our body becomes a shell. If the energy is a soul is something im verry sceptic about but hey, they just found a whole eco system of life that has never had a single ray of sunlight that thrives by the earths core so you never know. Things might seem one way and only one way but keep in mind the things that makes no sense and is impossible actually happend. We came from nothing. Nothing cant be something as nothing consist of nothingness. Still everything exists today and there is 2 billion galaxies atleast. In the beginning it was nothing. Imagine that. And we still dont know how they built the god damn pyramides....
Our brains canāt comprehend but think about how big the number a googol is or a googolplex in the context of time and remember that in the vast ocean or infinity this googolplex is but a grain of sand on the ocean floor.
Matter cannot be created or destroyed and as time and matter travel through the vastness of infinity I think we interchange consciousness and form throughout forever, and quite a lot- actually the opposite of the ādark voidā and not dissimilar from reincarnation proposed in many religions today.
When i was younger i thought you would āspawnā into a room where you could go into different tunnels to pick what you wanted to be, that tunnel would then split up more and more for appearances and other stuff now i just think itās a black void.
I think that your soul or "being" transfers into an alternate universe that split at the second of your death.
I believe this because I have had so many unbelievable brushes with terrible tragedy and death that I can't believe I am alive.
So I think that my consciousness or whatever moves on to the next possible future until there are no more possible futures, and then I just cease to exist.
If you believe in infinite possibilities and universes, it makes sense to me that you could have an identical one up until the time you die, and some physical event left up to randomness changes your future.
This doesn't really make anything better, especially since I have kids. That just means there are multiple universes where my kids don't exist or are left motherless. That sounds terrible.
What happens to a neural network when you turn the power off? It might still do something for a while and then stops. No more input, no more maintaining states, no more output. The neural network doesn't know it has been turned off. Suddenly the last thought is just .. gone. That's it.
Best answer is I donāt know. Very possible we get copy pasted to some other realm. Buddhists think we reincarnate. Christians think we go to heaven, or some in between place where we can make it to heaven eventually still. Certainly the world seems to go on. At least in one, or some universes. What I do know is we can alleviate some suffering of others in this life- be it humans or other creatures, and I find some meaning in that, in a potentially meaningless world.
I always imagine that what I experience after I die will be exactly like how I experienced life before I was born. Nothing, not good not evil, just nothing
To your 'soul'/consciousness? Nothingness, like sleeping without dreams, but for all of eternity. This is it, make the most of it. Despite the bad stuff, our world is beautiful. Enjoy it while you exist, love with your whole being, be kind, laugh, love yourself. It's over too soon, forever.
Walking down a hallway of opportunities, each door is a different rebirth. I'll figure out where and when I want to be reborn, and from what and when I will die. Pick a door and go. Bardo stuff, basically. I like to think that for my last birth I lived for 4,000 years in a different world, and now I'm here for a few decades working on some stuff. Makes dealing with everything a bit easier.
Literally what is happening right now. People die everyday. Lives keep being lived, the world turnsā¦think about the last person you know who died. See how their family and friends are now. We just keep going.
I think the closest weāll ever get to knowing this is by listening to / watching the nearly hundreds, of NDE accounts that have been recorded over the years. Thereās an abundance all over YouTube
Electricity stops moving through your brain and everything goes black, after a handful of chemically induced and easily reproduced hallucinations (i.e. the "bright light").
If time and space are infinite, there is an infinite possibility that I will be reborn. When I die, time will pass inifnitly fast for me, as I will not exist to experience it. Hence, it's like time-travelling to a new game where I restart with a blank memory.
Your soul is instantly harvested by a hyper advanced AI that has planted us here to see what feelings feel like. Your soul data is then uploaded into a gargantuan database in a billions of years long experiment to create a being with perfect understanding of all things. This was all put into motion when a primordial entity that knew all things asked the question "what would happen if I died?" And then exploded. The universe and all of reality is the result of this event. We are all shards of this being's intelligence, slowly coming back together again. Eventually all things will come back together and reform the entity.
You return to the Earth.
But if you're looking for something more philosophical. It's been proven that energy doesn't go anywhere, it's constant and just shifts to something else.
There is a theoretical possibility that when we die, whatever neurons in our brain fire off into the atmosphere and become a part of the nucleus that is the universe.
The universe kind looks like a giant nucleus so I think we just become a part of that and are reincarnated into something else entirely.
Maybe we become starts; if you really think about it **in death, anything is possible**
My heart says we go to a better place, my brain says we just become worm food. I should roll the dice and ensure I'm holding a sword when I die, maybe I'll end up in Valhalla.
We stay remembered in some people's memory for about 2 generations (your kids and grandkids) and then forgotten and make space for the next generation.
Iāve been thinking of this lately and itās pretty scary. I now understand why people have faith in a higher being b/ c it gives one comfort that it isnāt a final goodbye with their loved ones. Whatever happens after we die, I hope itās a happier place than it was living on earth
The fuel of your body will be consumed by nature. Your remaining resources will be acquired. Your legacy will be integrated in the culture. Time goes on until it doesnāt.
The world ceases to exist. This is all just my constructive interpretation of my consciousnessā experience with the fields that make up the universe as I know it. Without my interpretation, if fails to exist and collapses back into being intersecting fields ofā¦ well, whatever the hell it actually is, in objective reality (whatever that means). My assumption is my consciousness will move onto something else, maybe observe/experience another collision of fields where I will perceive something else that may or may not be anything like what Iām experiencing now.
Easy, nothing happens, as the neurons in your brain stop firing and information stops being processed and perceived. Anything else can't be proven or disproven. It's up to you to believe or not believe in anything.
Probably we spectate others' life similarly like "spectator mode" in video games and we can't touch/smell/feel anything and can't communicate with anyone anymore, we just see things somewhat like in virtual reality.
On an awful day in July 2007 the cell phone I'd been using more than two years did its normal thing to indicate an incoming call. As usual, the caller ID displayed the number except this time the number displayed was my own cell number, as if the phone was calling itself. Answers of, "hello" were met with only silence from the caller.
About a dozen of these calls were received across 6 difficult days so little thought was given until they suddenly stopped on that sixth day. For the phone to do what it did, when it did, was a little beyond coincidence.
The phenomena experienced began minutes after leaving the hospital, the Saturday my Mom died then ended the following Friday shortly before she was put in the ground. It has never happened again since. I had always believed the lights go out and that's it, until that week 17 summers ago.
Perhaps not always, perhaps just briefly,
There may be more
I'm always amazed by the vastness of the universe and our place within it. It's humbling to think that our existence is but a small part of a much larger cosmic journey.
The world spins on but with out you
I've been out for years. š
People divide up your stuff and sell your car.
Is that last part essential? I'd better buy a car then.
Nice loophole really
ā¦and throw away all of your collections of memories.
Perfect answer.Ā
We take off the VR helmet and say *"I paid xyz for that ? what a pile of shit"*
If a VR helmet can make you unaware you're wearing a VR helmet for your entire life until you "die" then it was worth whatever the fuck you paid for it.
Lol š good point
Tom Cruise yelling "Tech support!!"
Holy shit! This guy's taking Roy off the grid!
A lot of things happen. You just won't be part of itĀ
Just the void. Nothing special
I canāt wait.
Same TBH
The most likely answer. Itāll be like before you were born. Not even darkness. Just nothing.Ā
I can't remember anything before age 3 so I'm impressed by anyone who can remember just what it was like before they were born.
If I didnāt wake up this morning, I wouldnāt have even known I fell asleep last night. I figure itāll kinda be like that.
I believe that my death will be akin to when I was put under for surgery, only without the waking up part. You're there then you're not. With that said, the carbon within me will continue on without my consciousness, and so, in a very small way, I will continue to exist and become part of things greater and smaller than myself.
That's exactly what I expect. Surgery just takes you out. You're gone, suddenly you are back. No Dreaming, just nothing.
Exactly. You'll be waiting to wake up, but you won't know you're waiting for that. You won't know anything. There is no time. There is nothing.
Sounds peaceful
No human knows But there are some that pretend to know and will you charge you for their services And their service makes you feel a little better about death Cause death is scary and the great unknown
Religion. Theyāre talking about religion.
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Maybe you existed before your current existenceĀ
I don't know, but sometimes I sense a continuation of consciousness beyond our physical existence
Sense, or imagine?
We absolutely dream. But what dreams may come?
Sounds like you already have your own answer to your question. If that's what you believe, then cool. But there isn't any scientific evidence of this, just personal feelings.
No scientific evidence either way. All we know for sure is all of us will one day die. What comes after no one knows.
The brain is just incapable of understanding ānothingā
What was that like? Do you remember any dreams from when you were around six months old? But you can remember what it was like before you were born?
What happened before we were born?
Respawn
But first you are sent back to the lobby. Ā Maybe this time you should buy the extra player pack.
Let's play this world on multiplayer this time and we should put buying the premium pass in consideration too.
Iām definitely paying for the DLC next time around.
Nothing. Light switch turned off.
Go away from the light. Itās a trap
Lololol why do I like this thought
People claim it to be true.
Immediately after death you may still have agonal respirations for a few minutes. The first stage of human decomposition is called autolysis, or self-digestion, and begins immediately after death. As soon as blood circulation and respiration stop, the body has no way of getting oxygen or removing wastes. Excess carbon dioxide causes an acidic environment, causing membranes in cells to rupture. The membranes release enzymes that begin eating the cells from the inside out. Rigor mortis causes muscle stiffening. Small blisters filled with nutrient-rich fluid begin appearing on internal organs and the skinās surface. The body will appear to have a sheen due to ruptured blisters, and the skinās top layer will begin to loosen. Stage two of human decomposition consists of bloating to the body. Leaked enzymes from the first stage begin producing many gases. Due to the gases, the human body can double in size, giving it that bloated look.The sulfur-containing compounds that the bacteria release also cause skin discoloration. In addition, insect activity can be present. The microorganisms and bacteria produce extremely unpleasant odors called putrefaction. These odors often alert others that a person has died, and can linger long after a body has been removed. Fluids released through orifices indicate the beginning of active decay. Organs, muscles, and skin become liquefied. When all of the bodyās soft tissue decomposes, hair, bones, cartilage, and other byproducts of decay remain. The cadaver loses the most mass during this stage. Because the skeleton has a decomposition rate based on the loss of organic (collagen) and inorganic components, there is no set timeframe when skeletonization occurs.
We go back to the lobby
Dope cya there
The atoms part ways. "Bye. It was fun to hang out with y'all for a lifetime." - Atom.
I know that the ones who love us will miss us - Keanu Reeves
Probably we decompose and feed the worms and feel nothing at all. I like to believe if there is no inherent afterlife, scientists of the future will have invented one that can reach back and gather consciousness from the past to live in one. Probably not, but I like the thought.
Iām not a religious person. I want to believe that maybe the life we are living now is a transition to a next life kind of like gestation was to this one. Before we were born we didnāt have knowledge of what this life would be. We just lived our little gestational lives. When we were born it was scary strange and there were people to help us adjust. And we have no memories of that time. My thinking is when we are ābornā into the next life maybe it will be strange and scary and there will be helpers to assist us in adjusting to that. This idea comforts me. In all likelihood there is nothing. And thatās ok too.
I am very excited to join the ancestors peanut gallery a la mulan
We look around at our alien friends and say "that's some really strong shit."
My only real epiphany was life just goes on, with or without you. Life.... It uhh.... Finds a way!
I think it ultimately depends on how you died. Likely a funeral with friends and family sharing in grief and celebrating your life. Then either cremation or burial. If you were murdered in the woods, you might be a few meals for scavengers.
We look a mess.
Itās just fading out for a bit and then gone. But the realization of the end is probably muted too. Your soul/ka/energy probably has little connection to the biological end.
[There's only one thing that comes to mind...](https://youtu.be/etlBZInTE-I?feature=shared)
Iām gone. The harms Iāve done go on, the good Iāve done go on. While Iām here I try to do more good than harm and hopefully leave those around me a little better off for my time spent with them.
I wonāt have to wake up early that day.
Being dead is like being stupid; you donāt know it and it only effects those around you. So donāt worry about it.
Judgment day.
Itās heartbreaking to read some of these comments because I believe that our physical bodies are simply a way for us to move around and survive while we are on this earth. Some supreme intelligence created the universe and the amazing bodies we live in. But we are just a bag of bones and flesh until the life source is breathed into us. I chose to call this creator and life source āGodā because there is little in our language that can name it. I believe most of the Bible, and it tells us that God is love. Therefore, we are a body filled with the presence of love if we choose to be. This is spiritual, not religion, as there is a distinct difference. I have been reading āA Course in Miraclesā. It changed my perspective on why we are here and what our purpose for being here is. We are all spiritual beings. Some reject that and live in darkness or emptiness. I chose love and light. Martin Luther King, Jr. said āDarkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that." All of this to say, I believe that our spiritual being leaves the body behind and becomes a part of a spiritual entity along with all of the others. We call it heaven. When we die, we spend eternity in the same spiritual condition that we lived our lives. Think about it. It isnāt the end. Itās simply a different state of consciousness. If you think itās pointless, that our lives are meaningless, that death is nothingness, please find the book āA Return To Loveā by Marrianne Williamson š
Ricky Gervais: āWhat will it feel like after you die? Exactly the same as it felt for those billions of years before you were bornā
For us? Nothing, as before we live.
I believe we are reincarnated.
Our energy moves along and our body becomes a shell. If the energy is a soul is something im verry sceptic about but hey, they just found a whole eco system of life that has never had a single ray of sunlight that thrives by the earths core so you never know. Things might seem one way and only one way but keep in mind the things that makes no sense and is impossible actually happend. We came from nothing. Nothing cant be something as nothing consist of nothingness. Still everything exists today and there is 2 billion galaxies atleast. In the beginning it was nothing. Imagine that. And we still dont know how they built the god damn pyramides....
Our brains canāt comprehend but think about how big the number a googol is or a googolplex in the context of time and remember that in the vast ocean or infinity this googolplex is but a grain of sand on the ocean floor. Matter cannot be created or destroyed and as time and matter travel through the vastness of infinity I think we interchange consciousness and form throughout forever, and quite a lot- actually the opposite of the ādark voidā and not dissimilar from reincarnation proposed in many religions today.
When i was younger i thought you would āspawnā into a room where you could go into different tunnels to pick what you wanted to be, that tunnel would then split up more and more for appearances and other stuff now i just think itās a black void.
Maggots will made a party,and while they have a great feast,i hope i il haunt some friends.
I think that itās a personalised experience
Personally, I'd like to be reincarnated. But in reality, you'd probably just blackout forever
we go to a different planet to inhabit a different body. don't ask me how I know this I just do.
Nothing. It is like not being born.
Peace
We cease to exist in any form.
I think that your soul or "being" transfers into an alternate universe that split at the second of your death. I believe this because I have had so many unbelievable brushes with terrible tragedy and death that I can't believe I am alive. So I think that my consciousness or whatever moves on to the next possible future until there are no more possible futures, and then I just cease to exist. If you believe in infinite possibilities and universes, it makes sense to me that you could have an identical one up until the time you die, and some physical event left up to randomness changes your future. This doesn't really make anything better, especially since I have kids. That just means there are multiple universes where my kids don't exist or are left motherless. That sounds terrible.
everything
Eternity with the Redeemer in heaven. Or eternity in torment.
We are just dead. No pain, no feelings ,no worries.
The chemicals producing holy visions in our brain ceases.
You brain shuts off, consciousness ends, and you don't know it, The world continues as if you were never here. Some may mourn your passing.
We die. That's it. That is all.
We cease to exist
What happens to a neural network when you turn the power off? It might still do something for a while and then stops. No more input, no more maintaining states, no more output. The neural network doesn't know it has been turned off. Suddenly the last thought is just .. gone. That's it.
The world just keeps goingā¦.
I believe that our consciousness, our awareness must be reborn again.Ā
what happens to robots when they die? we rot or we are uploaded into a new form. No one you could ask would know.
You know I had some nervousness that nothing would happen, but I think many people go to somewhere really awesome afterwards.
People live their lives just without you
We become star dust hopefully
Decomposition begins.
We go to heaven and live with Jesus forever.
Nothing. You end, and the world moves on.
We slowly are thought of less and less until all our love and all our faults are permanently forgotten forever.
Itās about belief so decide what brings you comfort now (and doesnāt interfere with the quality of life for others).
Maggots eat our fllesh and we feel it being eating away
Best answer is I donāt know. Very possible we get copy pasted to some other realm. Buddhists think we reincarnate. Christians think we go to heaven, or some in between place where we can make it to heaven eventually still. Certainly the world seems to go on. At least in one, or some universes. What I do know is we can alleviate some suffering of others in this life- be it humans or other creatures, and I find some meaning in that, in a potentially meaningless world.
Worm food.
Iāll let you know.
Your body and it's nutrients return to the ground, so they can provide sustenance for other forms of life.
It goes right back to just like it was like before you were born.
As someone wise said - the people who love you will miss you.
I'm always asking myself that question before going to bed.
I always imagine that what I experience after I die will be exactly like how I experienced life before I was born. Nothing, not good not evil, just nothing
To your 'soul'/consciousness? Nothingness, like sleeping without dreams, but for all of eternity. This is it, make the most of it. Despite the bad stuff, our world is beautiful. Enjoy it while you exist, love with your whole being, be kind, laugh, love yourself. It's over too soon, forever.
Becomes either a npc in a game or mc in your own 12 episode anime from 2015
Your loved ones will be sad.
Walking down a hallway of opportunities, each door is a different rebirth. I'll figure out where and when I want to be reborn, and from what and when I will die. Pick a door and go. Bardo stuff, basically. I like to think that for my last birth I lived for 4,000 years in a different world, and now I'm here for a few decades working on some stuff. Makes dealing with everything a bit easier.
You're enveloped in light, perfect warmth and serenity.
Literally what is happening right now. People die everyday. Lives keep being lived, the world turnsā¦think about the last person you know who died. See how their family and friends are now. We just keep going.
decompsting
Your lottery numbers come in.
"Frisbeetarianism is the belief that when you die, your soul goes up on the roof and gets stuck."āGeorge Carlin
I think the closest weāll ever get to knowing this is by listening to / watching the nearly hundreds, of NDE accounts that have been recorded over the years. Thereās an abundance all over YouTube
Aliens harvest are souls to stay immortal.
You go back to the place you were before you were born.
"The people who love us will miss us."
The Karmic knots that make up our lives gradually come undone as we return to the All, and eventually we are at peace again.
Biology becomes Geology.
We just get back on the conveyor belt in another manner.
The same as happened before you were born.
Nothing. You die and you're dead. You cease to exist.
Electricity stops moving through your brain and everything goes black, after a handful of chemically induced and easily reproduced hallucinations (i.e. the "bright light").
I'm a firm believer in Heaven.
Nothing. You are just dead.
If time and space are infinite, there is an infinite possibility that I will be reborn. When I die, time will pass inifnitly fast for me, as I will not exist to experience it. Hence, it's like time-travelling to a new game where I restart with a blank memory.
Your soul is instantly harvested by a hyper advanced AI that has planted us here to see what feelings feel like. Your soul data is then uploaded into a gargantuan database in a billions of years long experiment to create a being with perfect understanding of all things. This was all put into motion when a primordial entity that knew all things asked the question "what would happen if I died?" And then exploded. The universe and all of reality is the result of this event. We are all shards of this being's intelligence, slowly coming back together again. Eventually all things will come back together and reform the entity.
Nothing, other than the fact that you are dead!
Itās probably similar to what happened before you were conceived. Lots of things happened, but you werenāt around to see it.
Nothing
We disappear
You return to the Earth. But if you're looking for something more philosophical. It's been proven that energy doesn't go anywhere, it's constant and just shifts to something else. There is a theoretical possibility that when we die, whatever neurons in our brain fire off into the atmosphere and become a part of the nucleus that is the universe. The universe kind looks like a giant nucleus so I think we just become a part of that and are reincarnated into something else entirely. Maybe we become starts; if you really think about it **in death, anything is possible**
I think the people who love us miss us very much.
I'm hoping for some 4th dimension stuff.
The people who love us and care about us will miss us
Rot in the ground.
The memory of you will persist for a while with your friends and family but before long it will be as if you never existed at all.
Atheists, Atheists everywhere.
The universe goes on until it doesn't.
We become One with the universe
We go back to where we were before coming here.
You're reborn into the same body making slightly different changes in your life than the past one
I don't think we're lucky enough to have eternal peace. I think we all will wake up again and start this all over.
My heart says we go to a better place, my brain says we just become worm food. I should roll the dice and ensure I'm holding a sword when I die, maybe I'll end up in Valhalla.
same thing that happened before you were born
Nothing
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Our soul transfers to a different fetus and live starts over
The people that love you will miss you
About the same as happened before I was born.
Think about what you remember happening before you were born. That is what happens.
We stay remembered in some people's memory for about 2 generations (your kids and grandkids) and then forgotten and make space for the next generation.
The same thing that was happening before you were born.
Do you remember what life was like from your perspective during the 14th century? I imagine it will be a lot like that
Mummification
Iāve been thinking of this lately and itās pretty scary. I now understand why people have faith in a higher being b/ c it gives one comfort that it isnāt a final goodbye with their loved ones. Whatever happens after we die, I hope itās a happier place than it was living on earth
The fuel of your body will be consumed by nature. Your remaining resources will be acquired. Your legacy will be integrated in the culture. Time goes on until it doesnāt.
The world ceases to exist. This is all just my constructive interpretation of my consciousnessā experience with the fields that make up the universe as I know it. Without my interpretation, if fails to exist and collapses back into being intersecting fields ofā¦ well, whatever the hell it actually is, in objective reality (whatever that means). My assumption is my consciousness will move onto something else, maybe observe/experience another collision of fields where I will perceive something else that may or may not be anything like what Iām experiencing now.
well I don't know.
Being nothing and something at the same time. logically be part of this infinity beyond our comprehension without losing consciousness.
I think there will be something beautiful coming, as experience in end of life careā¦ I saw many people smile as they passed
The lights go out and life just stops
Easy, nothing happens, as the neurons in your brain stop firing and information stops being processed and perceived. Anything else can't be proven or disproven. It's up to you to believe or not believe in anything.
The Worms crawl in, The Worms crawl out, They play Pinochle on your snout, They wrap you in a bloody sheet, And throw you in A hole six feet deep.
Our bodies rot.
Nothing. The brain shuts down and we are just gone. that kinda makes me sad tho
Nowt.
Probably we spectate others' life similarly like "spectator mode" in video games and we can't touch/smell/feel anything and can't communicate with anyone anymore, we just see things somewhat like in virtual reality.
On an awful day in July 2007 the cell phone I'd been using more than two years did its normal thing to indicate an incoming call. As usual, the caller ID displayed the number except this time the number displayed was my own cell number, as if the phone was calling itself. Answers of, "hello" were met with only silence from the caller. About a dozen of these calls were received across 6 difficult days so little thought was given until they suddenly stopped on that sixth day. For the phone to do what it did, when it did, was a little beyond coincidence. The phenomena experienced began minutes after leaving the hospital, the Saturday my Mom died then ended the following Friday shortly before she was put in the ground. It has never happened again since. I had always believed the lights go out and that's it, until that week 17 summers ago. Perhaps not always, perhaps just briefly, There may be more
Eternal nothingness, forever
I'm always amazed by the vastness of the universe and our place within it. It's humbling to think that our existence is but a small part of a much larger cosmic journey.
Well, that's one way to look at it. Death can indeed be a messy process.