What Happens After Death? NO RELIGEON BEYOND WHAT HAPPENS BEFORE LIFE
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"It's like trying to find out whats beyond the event horizon, without being able to possibly go there yourself."
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#26
AwesomeAtti wrote:
3wilo wrote:
Clearly modbait. New term of the day.
🎉 get your popcorn
I'm not a big fan of popcorn, could I get some M&Ms?
- quote from a rain world video talking about the iterators trying to figure out how to ascend
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#29
I’ve been told by Baby that he’s going to kill me in my sleep in the next few days.
But sure, I’ll enjoy my short journey.
Question.
Does the universe have a definite starting point, or has it been going on forever? (spoiler: both options lead to paradoxes)
Does the universe have a definite starting point, or has it been going on forever? (spoiler: both options lead to paradoxes)
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#33
Really, just enjoy the real life, which you believe as a dream.
Whoever reads this first, this is from the doctors, and this is the only way for them to communicate to you. You are in a coma and you will certainly die. Your family said they loved you.
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#35
o-FemBlu-o wrote:
Question.
Does the universe have a definite starting point, or has it been going on forever? (spoiler: both options lead to paradoxes)
Does the universe have a definite starting point, or has it been going on forever? (spoiler: both options lead to paradoxes)
Both. The Big Bang started at a specific hot and dense point in space, until the explosion happened.
And, the universe has been proven to be constantly expanding at an extremely fast pace.
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#36
#34 You’re speculating death, but you’re in the process when your brain still works. You hear your last words from your family which is: “We love you.”
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#37
#35 Yeah the big bang is obviously fake (in my opinion), but I respect YOUR opinion too.
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#38
mypawnisapassedpawn wrote:
#35 Yeah the big bang is obviously fake (in my opinion), but I respect YOUR opinion too.
Research and scientific proof aren't for everyone.
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#39
Yeah, scientists aren’t SO reliable, most of them rely on proof, which CAN be a bad thing, but not necessarily.
🎉 get your popcorn