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12/31/2015 3:14:54 PM
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The thought of just not existing after death.
I just recently thought about it even more than I have last night. The thought of dieing and not existing is a scary concept and a hard one to wrap around but I am also curious at the same time. No one has concrete proof of what happens and never will until you die.
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You turn into any animal you want. [spoiler]lf only, i want to be a koala so i can sleep all day eating leaves and berries while spreading diseases to all human folk by running around and humping them[/spoiler]
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You go to heaven or hell
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Go then... there are other worlds than this.
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No point in worrying about what we have no control over. I personally hope it's some sort of reincarnation into a different dimension. The "dimension" we're in now is pretty boring.
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If you spend too much time worrying about death, than you are just wasting the life you have been given
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I wanna be something like in futurama I mean if Nixon gets to be one I wanna be one too
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1 OdpowiedźA state of sleep is what I expect... Maybe a dream or two every now and then
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Who's to say we even exist? What if our universe is only a simulation that got left on by accident? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simulation_hypothesis
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29 OdpowiedziEdytowany przez użytkownika Recon Number 54: 12/31/2015 3:28:48 PMWhat memories or experiences does anyone have before their childhood years? Any memories from when we were toddlers? Infants? Before birth? How about before conception? What about the thousands, millions, even billions of years that were there prior to each of us forming our first memory? Any? If non-existence prior our brains being able to perceive and process our existence is not scary. then I personally don't see the point in being frightened when imagining a time when the molecules that make up our brains are no longer functioning as "us", or "me". Those molecules that are allowing me to type and answer this question have been in glaciers, in oceans, in countless living things, in clouds of interstellar dust and in the hearts of stars that are long since gone. Those molecules and atoms aren't able to share their history with me in a way that I can process or draw on those moments, and when I am gone, they won't be passing along anything of me to the next things they are a part of. I got to exist for a short time. I got to be me. It's pretty amazing to me that I occurred at all and I am not going to spend too much time fretting about my previous and future non-existence.
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Once you die, you are dead. All functions will cease. You will not be able to worry about what happens next. Nor be happy or sad at it. Accept the unknowable-ness of Death, accept it's cold hug of comfort that you will never be sad or happy again. Because, perhaps, when your Death draws near, you will need the strength it gives to accomplish one final act, the one that will send you out with a Bang.
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3 OdpowiedziEdytowany przez użytkownika vxvrxvxn: 1/5/2016 10:20:31 PMIt's not that scary tbh Cause after your dead That's it Your gone Nothing *poof*
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Yup. I really hope I die in my sleep. I'd imagine dying straight-up instantly like falling from a building would be absolutely horrifying at the end. The closer you get to thinking about or understanding absolute oblivion when your brain just stops the more it wants you to stop thinking about it. Having my last thoughts consumed by that would fvcking suck. Also never touching teleportation if they figure anything close to it out in my lifetime. I'll pass on having myself killed and cloned for science every time I want to go somewhere.
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3 OdpowiedziEdytowany przez użytkownika Eluminary: 1/5/2016 7:36:39 PMAs you get older the thought of not existing anymore gets a little more comforting rather than scary.
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It's baffling to think about and something I can't wrap my head around
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The reason you feel and think is due to the front part of your brain. Once you die and it rots, there is no place your personality goes it just died
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I suppose it would be the same state we had been in, for the billions of years before we were born.
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4 OdpowiedziI'm intrigued by it yet scared. If I feel nothingness after I die then is that how it is for eternity? If I go to heaven will I understand? If I get reborn is my past life effecting the new personality? Is it just a sea of white and me walking around forever with nothing there? It's very unsettling.
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Don't waste your life talking to your imaginary friend, or you'll spend the entirety of the short time you have looking over your shoulder to see if He approves.
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This might clear your brain
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Live for the dash.
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Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeellllllllllllllllll when you die your atoms become energy for other atoms to attract. You pretty much become food. ._. I wanna die just so I don't have to live with a planet filled with you people anymore. I hate humans so much. Like really badly too lol
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14 OdpowiedziEh, if you believe in Jesus than you have concrete proof. But if not I guess you really don't.
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1 OdpowiedźI'm pretty sure thats hell.
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I'd imagine it's like being asleep forever. When you're asleep, you're at peace, right? That's how I imagine things.
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15 OdpowiedziWhat happens when we die is impossible to find out. Most people will say "oh the man who made every single thing in the -blam!-ing universe will send us to heavens," but we have to actually think what [i]will[/i] happen. Not what [i]would[/i] happen because some 2000 yr old religion tells you what to do. The thought of what comes after death (or death itself) is extremely depressing. You won't float in nothingness. You won't be in some ethereal place. Everything will disappear, just like that. You will never be able to see what actions you have done's effect on the world. You'll never be able to see anyone again. It's horrifying. and then there's immortality, the ability to [i]live forever[/i]. That is its own separate hell, where everyone and everything you see dies out until everything is in a state of nothingness, and you are all that exists. This is even worse than death. Death is horrifying. But death is, in someways, a savior. It can end all your problems. Sadly, too many people take their lives, just so they can get away from a problem. Most people are pushed into this relief because they are bullied into depression. These people who commit suicide just want to end the pain. People who bully others do it just for fun, or because they're bullied or beaten themselves. In situations like these, I -blam!-ing hate humanity. I hate all the special snowflakes who think they're the only special thing in the goddamn world, that they own this -blam!-ing place. So, death is horrible. And this is coming from a horny thirteen year old who plays the binding of Isaac.
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