Author Topic: What happens when you die?  (Read 4290 times)


but yeah the physicalness is basically your body just gets absorbed into the ground while decompositors basically decompose your body and then some archaeologist or whatever finds it and goes "ew" and throws it into a trash can and some hobo gnaws on your bones only to find out they're human bones and throws it to a dog and it gnaws on it only to get sick and die and finally after ten billion (10,000,000,000) years the bones turn into dirt and starts entering puberty(growing grass) and basically gets forgeted around until the world ends

while you spend your time rejoicing in heaven or sufferent in hell eternally  :cookieMonster:

You spend eternity in either bliss in Heaven, or, torment in Hell depending on weather you repeated of your sins or not.

Ask GLaDOS.
Shee knoooows.

I came up with a theory which utilizes the multiuniverse theory to make it so that from your perspective you will never die. Basically, whatever causes you to die becomes a point from which an alternate universe where you didn't die is created. Your memory and everything else will carry on in that world while in the other universe you have died and it continues to move on. I don't really believe this but I do consider it entirely possible.

I don't really believe in anything nor the lack of anything for that matter. I can say however that I don't want there to be an afterlife. I want to live life without fear of eternal consequences. Unless I was guaranteed eternal life in my own personal paradise I don't want an afterlife.
Ok imma jump infront of a train and come back with results.
Will be in another universe though :|

Nah, this theory is completely possible, exept for the age issue.
« Last Edit: January 25, 2012, 02:56:36 PM by TheArmyGuy »

You spend eternity in either bliss in Heaven, or, torment in Hell depending on weather you repeated of your sins or not.
I think you mean whether

I think you mean whether
This post wasn't really neccecary, we could all perfectly understand what he meant.
I still find multiverse the most scientifically underbuilt.

This post wasn't really neccecary, we could all perfectly understand what he meant.
I still find multiverse the most scientifically underbuilt.
I think you mean necessary

I think you mean necessary
You are a handicap.

The problem with multiverse is just that you'd still have a huge gap for dying of old age.
Don't see any 600-year-ols walking around now :|


as soon as you die
you're born again

Its weird to think that you will die some day.
But I think that what you think will happen, like I believe in heaven and hell, You will go to heaven or hell , if you believe in reincarnation you will be reborn that will happen, if you believe that you will be in a dream for ever that will happen.

I want to go to a happy place when I die where all my wishes and dreams come true when I ask for it :D

Its weird to think that you will die some day.
But I think that what you think will happen, like I believe in heaven and hell, You will go to heaven or hell , if you believe in reincarnation you will be reborn that will happen, if you believe that you will be in a dream for ever that will happen.

I want to go to a happy place when I die where all my wishes and dreams come true when I ask for it :D
Haha would suck if you just believed in decaying then nothing.

Haha would suck if you just believed in decaying then nothing.
To bad for them :D

Dying is the term describing when your brain, nerval network and core life support elements permanently cease to operate. Since this involves your brain, which is the capacitor and platform of your self-awareness, your “thought process“ will stop. Your input from all senses will stop. Any type of output you create will stop. “You“ will no longer be a valid term in the context, since you will not exist.

I don't know about souls and crap like that, but wouldn't it be neat if when you died, the thing that you believed to be true,[I.e: heaven, reincarnation], happened?

Personally, I prefer to be neutral to the subject. First off, I'm only 13 so I really shouldn't be making big choices like that, and secondly, It's too big of a concept to think about. When I think about it I feel really uncomfortable because I'm not allowed to know about that subject. I don't know why people believe things without actually knowing.