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quantum immortality/bolzmannian resurrection

Anonymous Tue 12 Jan 14:28:38 2021 No.12572479 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>12572549 >>12572966 >>12574778 >>12574866

can have a secular immortality thread?
ways to live forever based on pure science,even if speculation,without deities or even without karma (which can be atheistic)

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Anonymous Tue 12 Jan 2021 15:08:10 No.12572549 Report

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>>12572479
No, because any model we assume will be rediscovered naturally and become a religion.

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Anonymous Tue 12 Jan 2021 17:43:41 No.12572957 Report

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mahayana is not buddhism

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Anonymous Tue 12 Jan 2021 17:46:53 No.12572966 Report

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>>12572479
Your best hope for this is that hyper-advanced aliens have been monitoring us since the beginning of our consciousness and transfer our consciousness elsewhere when we die. Either that or we're in a simulation, ancestor or consciousness farm, etc. None of this shit is true but if you want something to tell yourself as you lay dying, these are the only defensible options.

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Anonymous Tue 12 Jan 2021 17:50:12 No.12572972 Report

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hmmm
PeePee heta
depends on your interpretation of ship of Theseus, though I guess PeePee heta accounts for that too.
here's my post about PeePee heta >>12553738

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Anonymous Wed 13 Jan 2021 01:56:18 No.12574778 Report

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>>12572479
If, IF time is infinite and the universe closed you might eventually hope for a version of you to reassemble "just because" at an unimaginably further future. Needless to say this relies on an absurd number of assumptions about pretty much anything related to the human mind and the nature of reality, but it's the one thing that could conceivably bring you back.

Just accept your mortality, man. All in all it's not so bad and if you want to get philosophical, ephemerality is the only way anything can happen. God, Nirvana and all other stuff we've come up with trough the ages that we deem infinite, timeless, deathless etc. cannot change, cannot BE by definition in the way we'd love to experience without the concern of death. In that sense, despite being limited and doomed to decay, we have infinitely more than them.

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Anonymous Wed 13 Jan 2021 02:15:05 No.12574866 Report

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>>12572479
Don't leave Nietzsche's eternal return out of this

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