So I go from close-minded to too open-minded in about a day, okay just checking, need to backtrack. If you had an experience like that you might think differently about afterlife. But you don't always have to 1st hand experience something to know it, what you need is a series of very similar but distinct experiences shared by a reasonable number of people, with some of them not believing it before but becoming themselves advocates of that phenomena. I just don't mean ball lightening, but real experiences, interactions with that yield remarkable proof, with the unknown. |
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...of course, those experiences being purely subjective and not taking place under reasonable experimental conditions. I'm not saying that there is no way in hell that the afterlife exists, but I remain quite skeptical. Why should humans, a tiny speck in the universe, have a paradise engineered for us and waiting for us when we die, which as far as we know consists of only chemical processes shutting down? It seems rather ridiculous to me. |
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I believe that we all become what we have lkabeled as "ghosts". |
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