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Do you believe that it all ends after death too?
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No.509845
It's the most likely scenario
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No.509847
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No.509848
>>509845(OP)
time is not linear, so even if you are dead you will comeback again. live the same life over and over and over again till eternity
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No.509850
Consciousness is not a physical trait. You will likely be lost in the astral word. Like an anchorless ship you will see stuff but not me able to touch it, not be able to talk etc. it's a horrible reality
OK1KAo
No.509858
>>509845(OP)
You will be resurrected on the day of judgement. Every person will get justice for his every action.
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No.509860
>>509847
proof?
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No.509861
Many people — including some scientists and philosophers — feel the same. Consciousness does seem strange and hard to explain. The issue you’re touching on is actually a famous problem in philosophy of mind called the “hard problem of consciousness.”
The Hard Problem
The term was popularized by philosopher David Chalmers.
The problem is this:
Science can explain how the brain processes information*.
But it struggles to explain why those processes feel like something from the inside*.
For example:
* A computer can detect red light.
* Your brain can detect red light.
But only you experience the feeling of “red.” That inner experience is called qualia.
So the puzzle is:
> How do physical neurons create subjective experience?
The Main Scientific Positions
# 1. Physicalism (most common view)
Most neuroscientists believe consciousness emerges from complex brain activity.
The idea is similar to how:
* Individual water molecules are not “wet.”
But many molecules together create wetness*.
Likewise, many interacting neurons might produce conscious experience.
Scientists like Christof Koch and Patricia Churchland support versions of this idea.
But critics say this still doesn’t explain why experience exists at all.
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# 2. Panpsychism
Some philosophers think consciousness might be a fundamental property of matter.
This idea suggests:
Even basic particles may have very tiny forms of proto-experience*.
* Complex systems like brains combine these into full consciousness.
This view is discussed by thinkers like Philip Goff.
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# 3. Dualism
Another possibility is that mind and matter are fundamentally different things.
This idea goes back to René Descartes.
In this view:
The brain may interact with consciousness*
* But consciousness itself may not be purely physical.
However, modern science struggles with this because there is no clear mechanism showing how a non-physical mind interacts with the brain.
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Why consciousness feels so mysterious
There are a few reasons:
1. Subjective experience cannot be measured directly.
2. We only observe brain activity, not the experience itself.
3. Consciousness might require extreme complexity (the brain has ~86 billion neurons).
Since everyone is shitposting using grok, why shouldn't I? Your opinions
5KBj0C
No.509863
>>509845(OP)
Yes it does. You will not get another chance
OK1KAo
No.509879
>>509866
Well I believe in divine justice, you will be rewarded for your good deeds, you will be punished for your bad deeds
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No.509882
>>509845(OP)
It's ends with you. There is nothing after it. NOTHING.
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No.509893
>>509882
Kek the copium in comments is insane, I have always thought about it, the thing about conscience is that it's extremely complex but there are several indicators that it can't exist independently of brain. You brain carries it
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No.509895
>>509882
If you have ever experienced deep sleep it's just like that
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No.509898
Sometimes, looking at a dead mass, not different from biotic components gives you an Idea
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No.509915
>>509845(OP)
Yes. It ends.
