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I really wish I wouldn't have gotten logged out before I posted. I honestly felt like my post was telling the entire world every feeling possible, and it vanished in the blink of an eye and no one but me will ever see it. I'll just reiterate but with much less enthusiasm in case it happens again. Q: What allows us to perceive anything at all in the first place? A: Our physical bodily functions; our brain's processes in particular. Q: On that note, what seems most logical to happen when those processes cease? A: No more perceptions. pessimistic questions, yes, but reasonably sound. Our thoughts create energy from the time we're born, to the time we die. After that, you would think that when a vessel runs out of energy like that, there would no longer be an emission. Luckily for us humans, we decompose easily and recycle into the universe of energy that still is. Slightly off topic to make points on religion. The biggest mistake I can see being made is not explaining "GOD" [as if they can anyways] We're apparently deemed unworthy of understanding "GOD" but if that is the case, what is there to hide if everything will be all perfect anyways? Why should one have to wait a life time to be able to understand "GOD"? If we were informed at birth, and raised knowing we actually have a meaning, wouldn't you think everyone and everything would be in harmony? And if everything could convert to that notion, would we then be 'acceptable' in "GODS" presence? But it's hard to ever truly tell because there are so many conditioned people to want to do bad things, of course, religion has, can, and always will use that as leverage to never have to be able to fully explain "GOD". my hands are still cramped from my first attempt so I'll allow some digestion before I go on. If this doesn't work, I'm considering just writing a damn book and sending it to all of you.
"I'm a human being, God Dammit!! My life has value!!!"
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