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"Hummph!", Scarlett cried with indignation to which Rhett replied, "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn."
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So when the body dies, and consciousness departs, where do "we" go? ... Off to define another "reality" perhaps?
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So when the body dies, and consciousness departs, where do "we" go? ... Off to define another "reality" perhaps?
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That explains it in a nutshell.
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I said external in relation to you, to your senses. It's again a matter of referencial.
For me, there is no absolute. Reality, as I said, is only the interaction between external (to us) stimulus and our senses and mind. All our knowledge comes from the experience. I claim we can not have any rational understanding of non-physical entities, like god or soul. More, they have no meaning. Atheists are wrong when they claim god doesn't exist. I can say unicorns don't exist, goblins don't exist. But no god, or soul. Because god or soul are words without meaning. They make no sense. We live in a reality made of relations. There is no absolute, this word has also no meaning. Unless, of course, you can give a definition of absolute. Or of god or soul. Quote:
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