I always hear people talk about reincarnation but they never provide evidence to prove it's real. I highly doubt that there is an afterlife. When you die, you stop existing, there is nothing.
yes as an atheist i also believe that there is eternal nothing/void when you die (your brain) I don't believe in any religious stuff.
There is no evidence for reincarnation. I think the only belief that kind of supports reincarnation though is that matter isn't destroyed or created, it just changes form. Our bodies decompose and become grass or more likely weeds, if an incel dies. Souls don't exist. But if they did, it would make sense that they just change form into something else.
like a state when you sleep but have no dreams, there is just nothing, no sound no smell no taste no feelings.
Very interesting. This is what I think about "souls". Our consciousness exists because of the Brain activity that supports it. When you die, the brain also dies. When the Brain dies, your consciousness also dies. In other words, it completely disappears. The only way for your soul or consciousness to be alive is if you have a Brain that is alive. Btw, I do believe that we only have one life
Reincarnation is like religious cope so people who have shitty life think that they will get another chance. Or like that Christian cope that if you behave well in life and suffer a lot then you will get into paradise and live happy life there, and people who behave badly and do all sorts of crap are going to hell (it's just like a mother telling her sub5 son than his bullies will become junkies, prisoners and lowlifes)
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Reincarnation seems to be more realistic to me than heaven/hell. I dont have evidence for it, most evidence is anecdotal
It would be nice to have a second life.
Only if that second life is Chad life
It doesn't even look like this because you are not aware of anything. You can't process anything.
I hope I don’t have to be forced into existence again against my will
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I wouldn't call any of that "evidence" at all. JFL
Well tbh you can't give any concrete proof of it just like you can't prove God exists.
Most people tend to believe that after we die it'll be just like before we were born. But what they forget about the equation is the fact that their consciousness got somehow attached to their bodies.
If it can happen once, why can't it happen again?
Of course "you" will not be reborn. But "your" consciousness, or mind, or soul, whatever you believe in, will get attached into another living being because that's what your consciousness wants and desires.
If a radio breaks down, does the signal inside of the radio also disappear? Or does it still exist and can the signal still be heard if there's another radio made.
Your karma will follow you to "your" next life.
Most people tend to believe that after we die it'll be just like before we were born. But what they forget about the equation is the fact that their consciousness got somehow attached to their bodies.
If it can happen once, why can't it happen again?
Of course "you" will not be reborn. But "your" consciousness, or mind, or soul, whatever you believe in, will get attached into another living being because that's what your consciousness wants and desires.
If a radio breaks down, does the signal inside of the radio also disappear? Or does it still exist and can the signal still be heard if there's another radio made.
Your karma will follow you to "your" next life.
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Establishing knowledge of both reincarnation and the existence of God is categorically the same epistemological problem. That is, neither is verifiable/falsifiable. There an additional problem. The standard of proof for something like the existence of God is not universal. It's going to be person-dependent.
Yes. Even the term God doesn't have just one definition so arguing about its existence is in many ways pointless mental masturbation
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