Nobody can really know what happens after you die

People have their beliefs, experiences, arguments, etc. But there's no way to really know, with absolute certainty, what happens after we die. We can BELIEVE something about it, or talk about how something SEEMS to be the case, but you can't be sure.

Whaddaya think?

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>Nobody can really know what happens after you die

You can.

Science, motherfucker.

Only if consciousness survives death somehow. If consciousness ends when you die, then you won't even know you're dead.

You can find out right now buddy

Sure, based on our current scientific knowledge, which is that human life arose randomly after billions of years of natural selection, and that past human societies have had a wide diversity of often conflicting religious beliefs, one can safely come to the conclusion that man is but temporarily conscious organic matter and that what follows death is nothingness.

>temporarily conscious organic matter

How can organic matter generate a conscious experience? It's just a bunch of molecules. I'm not talking about "x part of the brain is associated with y function."

The fact is that consciousness feels like something, and yet the human body appears to be made entirely of physical objects, which do not seem to feel anything at all unless they're arranged particular ways. This isn't an easy problem to solve, and the questions cannot be dismissed so easily. Nobody knows how the chemicals in the body interact to actually give rise to phenomenal consciousness.

>The fact is that consciousness feels like something, and yet the human body appears to be made entirely of physical objects, which do not seem to feel anything at all unless they're arranged particular ways. This isn't an easy problem to solve,
Indeed it is not, but given our knowledge of evolution and neuroscience the default hypothesis should be that the emergence of consciousness is nothing more than a chance arrangement of atoms. And it should certainly NOT be based on some fairy tales written millennia ago.

same shit as before you was born brainlet

you just die dude, there's nothing there, just a dead body