>>11209169The way that I see it there is two possibilities and I think both have essentially the same implications on how you should live your life
1) there is a 'God', in my opinion, God would have to be everything an therefore we are all God, or at least a part of it, if we return to the universe when we die and there is consciousness it would just be reabsorbed and whatever you did would be irrelevant and if you study choice, freewill, probability and the like as I have my whole existence, it seems as ridiculous to judge someone for their actions as it would be the guy that gave them a dirty look the week before or the girl that wouldn't date him 15 years ago or his mother that didn't breastfeed one day as a child. This is under the presumption that the man isn't aware of the inconsequence of his perceived freewill, I think being aware of it can be a dangerous thing in itself and I have seen/caused men to rash/irrational things when I've confronted them deeply with the topic, including jumping infront of a car or being beaten nearly to death in an attempt to prove their 'free will' to me when all they had done was proved that their actions are purely deterministic, my conversation with them being the node that caused those outcomes.
2) There is nothing, again nothing matters, the outcome is still irrelevant and of no consequence to you currently, but if you want to experience as much as possible you should continue to live, and live well, but it will serve you no purpose afterwards, because there will be no effect to the final cause.
2) There isn't a god, another realm we pass to and there is nothing.
