Let's imagine this:
> You die
> Eons in the future, by chance something or someone rearrange the atoms that made up you (with all thoughts and beliefs) come together again.
> Will you be the same person?
I mean, if materialism is true, the answer is yes, but also by the standards of materialism resurrection or reincarnation are not true either, so I find this contradictory for any positivist idea.
If materialism is true, technically we are immortals anyway, because somewhere in some universe the atoms are arranged to be "us", and consciousness is just a physical phenomenon.
> You die
> Eons in the future, by chance something or someone rearrange the atoms that made up you (with all thoughts and beliefs) come together again.
> Will you be the same person?
I mean, if materialism is true, the answer is yes, but also by the standards of materialism resurrection or reincarnation are not true either, so I find this contradictory for any positivist idea.
If materialism is true, technically we are immortals anyway, because somewhere in some universe the atoms are arranged to be "us", and consciousness is just a physical phenomenon.
