What does /pol/ think of the afterlife? What kind of political structure does the afterlife have?
White only national socialism
>>79451607
well, jesus was black, and blacks like play victim, so im sure once you get to heaven you'll be kicked down to hell if youre white, have fun going to hell when u dindu nuffin
>when the bulb breaks do you think the light goes to a very special place where it is infinitely happy for ever?
That's what afterlife fags sound like. There is no afetrlife, your body just stops the biological processes and your body descomposes into new material forms
>>79451607
I think we are transported to another dimension full of beings from other dimensions who have also died.
Hanging with ETs in "heaven"
>>79451607
I don't think the brain creates consciousness, but rather makes a custom interpretation of it, hence different personalities. I think of death as a release, to join the one consciousness. Just a step up in detentions.
>>79456315
*dimensions
>>79451607
>What does /pol/ think of the afterlife?
It's not real.
>>79452243
I don't understand how people can think making some shit up about how you go on living after you die is better than embracing being a part if the life cycle. Other things die so I can live and one day I will die so other things can live.
>>79456315
Have you played 999?
>>79456683
Never played that, what is it? And honestly I think it could go either way. I've studied quite a bit of quantum physics and I'm really not into the metaphysics horseshit , so this guess is not coming from a complete tree hugging retard.
>>79452243
This. We're a bunch of non-sentient atoms formed into a conscious being.
>>79456315
>one-consciousness
Say what?
>>79457254
It's a VN with escape the room sections. It's really good, you should try it.There's a conversation where an idea similar to what you described is discussed.
Basically it goes: what if the brain is not the source of consciousness but is just a display like a computer monitor and consciousness is stored somewhere else?
I've been playing it a lot, that's why I thought of it.
>>79457591
Some All-Spark type shit.
You are in the afterlife
in a computer program
that repeats
forever
>>79457983
I got this idea because science can not figure out of entangled particles communicate. For instance if you split a proton, the up quark and down quark will always have either "left handed angular momentum or right handed angular momentum". Even if you use a steam of photons and shoot one of the quarks half way across the galaxy they will always have the same degrees of freedom. For instance if you measure one and find that it has the right handed spin you will automatically know that the other one has left handed spin no matter how far away they are. I believe that in a sense, entangled particles experience a very simple form of consciousness. Consciousness is awareness, and the entangled particles seem to be aware of one another no matter where they are forever until re-assimilation.
>>79458736
Oh and by the way the plot thickens, particles can have entanglements with many particles, but the more entanglements the more degrees of freedom i.e. everyone is connected to everyone. You and I have particles inside our bodies that are entangled and will continue to be entangled even after death.
Afterlife is a meme we made up because we're afraid of dying.
>>79459234
This is highly likely as well but if you had to guess, what you guess happens? Strictly hypothetically. Just curious.
