Is there any scientific proof against the possibility of a 2D afterlife?
Science in 6000 years has never not proven the non-existence of Outer Heaven.
Even if there was you ought not accept it.
Not when you are fed on lies.
>>139529383
Outer Heaven?
No because the concept of an afterlife is unscientific.
There are plenty of rational reasons why an afterlife is stupid to believe in, but it can never be scientifically proven to not exist simply because any scientific evidence can be defeated by 'wahh you can't KNOOOW'
>>139529317
We all lose a dimension when we die, 2D is a possibility.
>>139529317
me with the classes
>>139529474
me with the universities
>>139529317
>finished k-on last week
>my kokoro starts making weird doki dokis like its trying to tell me something in morse code
>feeling weak
>a smile appears on my face as I realize this is the end
>go to sleep expecting not to wake up
>mfw I woke up the next day
>>139529317
me not wearing pantsu
>>139529317
Nope, but that's because there's no scientific proof for or against ANY kind of afterlife, 3D, 2D, or otherwise. So let your imagination run free, little anon!
>>139529420
>There are plenty of rational reasons why an afterlife is stupid to believe in
There are plenty of rational reasons why electricity is stupid to believe in
There are plenty of rational reasons why gravity is stupid to believe in
There are plenty of rational reasons why evolution is stupid to believe in
waaaah you're retarded!
>>139531410
>bible
>not proof
>>139531525
>Bible
>anything other than an anthology of Jewish mythology
>>139529317
No, because that isn't what faith is about.
>>139529317
Why don't you just fuck right off.
I am currently listening to a "Make no mistake" listenable sound track to what I'm listening to.
Fuck.
>>139529409
It's a long story.
>>139529317
There's not a heaven or another life after death. Better enjoy this life to the fullest, be happy with yourself and your friends, and then stop existing in peace.
>>139531479
>electricity is a matter of belief
I don't even.
