Comments on: I’m no longer afraid of death. I’m still afraid of dying, though. http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntucat/im-no-longer-afraid-of-death-im-still-afraid-of-dying-though/ Random musings from the radical feminist Christian antiracist left - some having to do with Ubuntu Sat, 11 Feb 2012 06:53:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: qTp http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntucat/im-no-longer-afraid-of-death-im-still-afraid-of-dying-though/comment-page-1/#comment-27648 qTp Wed, 30 Nov 2011 23:58:48 +0000 http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntucat/?p=598#comment-27648 if death is an eternal state of unconscious in my opinion this would be the worth case scenario then all the death ,all the pain ,all the suffering , where for nothing , then justice will never be made and answers will never be answered , think about death as being n eternal state of unconscious and you will see hundreds of billions of horrible deaths pass by your eyes and all for nothing , if death is an eternal state of unconscious in my opinion this would be the worth case scenario
then all the death ,all the pain ,all the suffering , where for nothing , then justice will never be made and answers will never be answered ,
think about death as being n eternal state of unconscious and you will see hundreds of billions of horrible deaths pass by your eyes and all for nothing ,

]]> By: primoturbo http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntucat/im-no-longer-afraid-of-death-im-still-afraid-of-dying-though/comment-page-1/#comment-2063 primoturbo Thu, 21 Aug 2008 16:31:52 +0000 http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntucat/?p=598#comment-2063 I wrote my views on death after a friend died here is a quote from me. "I only find peace in the perception of death; I imagine that death is an eternal sleep without any dreams. No thoughts, no actions, no worries, no commitments, no identity, no roles or obligations to fill, an eternal absence of light and dark." I think it is naive to believe that there is life after death, we will probably never know if there is anything there but I'm certain when I say that there is definitely no traditional afterlife as described by every major religion. I'm really surprised that people are religious in this day and age. Considering the overwhelming evidence to the contrary and even with out scientific evidence I find all traditional religions to be completely irrational and contradictory. I think if there is any chance of life after death, then it's probably a lot more complicated and unexpected then we could ever predict. For example perhaps there is a way that the universe stores history, therefore anything that has ever existed exists in some memory bank. Or maybe, if matter is limited and time is infinite the big bang and the big crunch reoccur infinite times. Therefore eventually the structure that makes our conscience is remade over a very long and unimaginable time. I wrote my views on death after a friend died here is a quote from me.

“I only find peace in the perception of death; I imagine that death is an eternal sleep without any dreams. No thoughts, no actions, no worries, no commitments, no identity, no roles or obligations to fill, an eternal absence of light and dark.”

I think it is naive to believe that there is life after death, we will probably never know if there is anything there but I’m certain when I say that there is definitely no traditional afterlife as described by every major religion.

I’m really surprised that people are religious in this day and age. Considering the overwhelming evidence to the contrary and even with out scientific evidence I find all traditional religions to be completely irrational and contradictory.

I think if there is any chance of life after death, then it’s probably a lot more complicated and unexpected then we could ever predict.

For example perhaps there is a way that the universe stores history, therefore anything that has ever existed exists in some memory bank.

Or maybe, if matter is limited and time is infinite the big bang and the big crunch reoccur infinite times. Therefore eventually the structure that makes our conscience is remade over a very long and unimaginable time.

]]> By: st33med http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntucat/im-no-longer-afraid-of-death-im-still-afraid-of-dying-though/comment-page-1/#comment-1953 st33med Fri, 08 Aug 2008 03:58:36 +0000 http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntucat/?p=598#comment-1953 You hit on a age old question I love answering: Is there something worse than death? My Answer: There is. Pain. Being dead forever is better than feeling pain for eternity. Pain during death is probably the best and worst example of this. If it is a slow death, the torture will drive you to madness and you will... VERY dark topic. I don't want to go on... You hit on a age old question I love answering:

Is there something worse than death?

My Answer: There is. Pain. Being dead forever is better than feeling pain for eternity.
Pain during death is probably the best and worst example of this. If it is a slow death, the torture will drive you to madness and you will…

VERY dark topic. I don’t want to go on…

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