No sarcasm, please.
Looking for honest opinions from your heart. <3
May-23-2010 04:32
Sunsnail
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i don't think spirits exist so n/a
/honest
May-23-2010 04:34
chlola
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I used to think like you.
May-23-2010 04:39
infiniteJEST
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Location: frolicking w/ minstrels, online.
Hopefully not into the grasp of the Lich King...
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May-23-2010 04:43
chlola
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quote:
Originally posted by couch-potato
Hopefully not into the grasp of the Lich King...
Is this sarcasm? ? ?
May-23-2010 04:46
nefardec
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Re: Where does the human spirit go when someone dies?
quote:
Originally posted by chlola
No sarcasm, please.
Looking for honest opinions from your heart. <3
it never existed outside the mechanics of the human brain: only as a persistent perception with no external reality, like the virtual image of the text you are reading on the screen right now.
so it 'goes' no where, as it never 'was' any where.
May-23-2010 04:51
Fledz
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Location: London UK
It creates Dark Matter.
Everything that exists in the universe only makes up 1%. 29% is dark matter, 70% is dark energy. That should put into perspective how meaningless your question really is
In order to go somewhere, it needs to exist.
If it doesn't exist, it doesn't go anywhere.
Fin.
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May-23-2010 04:57
EddieZilker
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quote:
Originally posted by Lira
In order to go somewhere, it needs to exist.
If it doesn't exist, it doesn't go anywhere.
Fin.
This explanation relies on a vague definition of a spirit as something other than biological consciousness but if spirit is defined as a biological, sentient consciousness, then your explanation is flawed.