W-what happens after we die?

simulation hypothesis is interesting, but not for the reasons given. It's more a telling example of how a staggering amount of people who legitimately support the claim blatantly lack empathy

Your body is cremated, buried or eaten by animals

Consciousness cannot die. The vessel for it (the body) dies, however, your consciousness cannot perceive the death of the body, just like you cannot perceive yourself sleeping. Eventually, after billions and trillions of big bangs and big crunches, molecules that comprise a suitable vessel for your consciousness will be arranged again, and you will carry on. Hell is forever, enjoy.

Depends.
If you failed to accomplish what you came to this lifetime to do, you get sent back.
If you accomplished what you came to this lifetime to do, you get to choose what to do next.

Right next to an arbitrary point on US interstate highway there is a colony of ants collectively working to make an anthill. The ants do not understand the logistics behind the construction of the 1,300 mile long highway, and you couldn't explain to them the purpose of the highway even if you wanted to. When you die it's most likely a similar experience.

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i know the answer but no one believes me or listen to me so i wont say more it's pointless anyway

>not religious
>not "spiritual"
>believe in reincarnation

It's an abstract kind of feel.
Just because of a simple thing I noticed. We became something right? From the void. So when we go back to that state, who says given infinite time it can't happen again? I don't believe you can "unlock" previous experiences or even have to be human. Just some life form on some universe at some point in time.

I have this sort of theory that each human being (or possibly extending to any living organism) contains a nanoscopic fragment of the original consciousness that birthed us and eventually upon the extinction of universe we all reform into that entity which ultimately disintegrates repeating the cycle ad infinitum
think Jung meets Nietzsche with a dash of Spinoza

The same as before you were born.
Nothing.

But do we actually experience that passage of time? (or more specifically, non-time)

That is exactly what I believe will happen, Glad I'm not alone.

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You will stand before Jesus Christ and find out if your name is written in the book of life or not.

You're actually not going to die, OP and neither am I. It'll be fine.

You literally respawn and live this exact same life again.

please no
oregi

That is unironically terrifying

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I would answer that question but you would ignore it

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Hopefully I get reincarnated as a lazy pampered housecat

there is no evidence. why would anything like this happen? this is just stupid

Do you experience the passage of time when you sleep but don't dream?

Too bad. Live it up or don't, it doesn't matter.
I remember shit what happened in the previous iteration. I don't remember what year it happens, it's probably next year or the year after, but Bitcoin has a low of $2k in February; a pump up to $12.5k in July, a bumpy way up to $24k in December and the next January has a 50% spike up to $36k. I remembered last time too and fucked it up just like the time before, so I have never made money off this knowledge and never will. I'm convinced that either everything will play out identically in every single iteration or there is not a number of iterations, rather the same one playing over and over again. I die shortly after that $36k spike, so just remember this shit and pour a drink out for me.

I know but I'm not gonna spoonfeed you. Good luck picking the right religion and not ending up in hell.

reborn as chads

the same thing that happens before you were born user

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>however, your consciousness cannot perceive the death of the body, just like you cannot perceive yourself sleeping
So what? That doesn't mean you won't die. You still will die, no matter if you can conceptualize the nothingness or not.

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then logically you end up as something or somebody again.

yeah but the God is merciful so he wouldn't put his children in hell, right?
Bullshit

okay, now this is making me want to commit suicide a lot sooner than I initially planned

it wouldn't matter at all if you start over anyway

Reborn. You live through it all over again. Maybe it'll be fun. But really the first step to finding out is to go. Go and see for yourself.

what if you're dying and you're just remembering your life in slow motion ad infinitum?

Most likely nothing.
>saving your own screencaps

watch this movie. it tells you
spoopy isnt it?

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Your electrical energy is transferred to the nearest living organism or object, and you and cease to exist.

you guys ever think it's funny how tens of billions of people have walked the earth and are now all dead, and the fraction that is here now is obsessed over what happens after death. all those billions potentially know the answer and so will those on earth now but the living have perpetually fumbled with the thought.

So you're saying we're just electrons inside a meat robot?

>So you're saying we're just electrons inside a meat robot?
A VERY complex meat robot.

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one of the worst endpoints

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What, if some day or night a demon were to steal after you into your loneliest loneliness and say to you: 'This life as you now live it and have lived it, you will have to live once more and innumerable times more' ... Would you not throw yourself down and gnash your teeth and curse the demon who spoke thus? Or have you once experienced a tremendous moment when you would have answered him: 'You are a god and never have I heard anything more divine.'

orignalio

You wake up in the far far future and realize everything you've done has been a simulation. They later go through this simulation and look at your flaws and what you're good at and place you at the most optimal position. After you've lived there and spent around 200 years you'll die for real, or that's atleast what you think. Not so soon after you die (again) you'll wake up in yet another pod and see scientists move around and look at screens around you to evaluate your progress. This goes on for infinity to create the perfect specimen that can match the potential of God.

Doesn't it sound great?

You already know the answer to that question. You just don't want to admit it.

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I want to live my same life forever m8.

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I fucking hate Nietzsche. Fucker couldn't even follow his own bullshit philosophy.

what if you have a severe personality flaw, do they correct it?

Whatever it is, it's really unimportant because this entire world is going to die one day. All of life is just the quest to reach death.