Existence in the wake of death

history channel documentary 2015 Reenacted Universe: Unless programming is much more refined than I imagined conceivable, you move to another person's tune. There's no choice in case you're a virtual being. There are really two situations here, yet one result. Either reenactment parameters were set at the Alpha Point and the enter "run program" catch pushed, or else there's a dynamic "player" who controls occasions as they unfurl, similar to somebody would in a computer game or in a pilot preparing test system. In any case, there's no through and through freedom being the request of the day.

Extraordinary Universe: In the monotheistic religions, and so far as that is concerned in the polytheistic religions, through and through freedom has a tendency to be the request of the day. You are allowed to accept or not trust; allowed to sin or not to sin; allowed to run your own particular perch and pay whatever flute player should be paid appropriately.

Another all inclusive idea is a the great beyond. A portion of your presence in the at this very moment will survive your clinical passing and rot. *Natural Universe: There's no proof that any piece of you that was a piece of you, when you were alive, remains a some portion of you after you pass on. You are 100% made out of matter and vitality, and the greater part of that matter and vitality can be represented post passing, due to the different laws of preservation (matter/vitality can nor be made no annihilated however just changed in structure). Tragically for you, those adjustments in structure go from the very intricate to the less unpredictable (that is the thing that rot is), the careful inverse of what is required to shape life, even a life following death. Nobody has ever seen a recently expired body or the move from a withering body to a dead body, with any related marvels that would propose that part of that body's life quintessence survived. On the off chance that the living you is 120 pounds of matter and vitality; and the dead you is 120 pounds of matter and vitality, then there's nothing left over that survives and goes to La-La-Land.