Zone1 What Comes After Death?

[BreezeWood]

There is no spritual content.

What you call "spirit" is nothing but a function of the brain. When the brain dies we die

well, face value the physiology does not expire necessarily by means of its brain ...

- each physiology has a unique spiritual content both of which will never be reproduced the same - from 200 million years ago to the present and into the future, no blade of grass has ever or ever will be the same.

the physiology of the cicada is transformed by its spiritual content from a land creature to an avian including the cns (central nervous system - brain) during the process, one to another - old to new.

and is an example for the workings of evolution from one generation to the next by means of the metaphysical spiritual content of all living creatures.

 

[MisterBeale]

Now if I can know there are limitations to the intellect of a dog then I must also conclude that there are limitations on what the human mind can comprehend as well.

Agreed. Our knowledge is limited by the tools which we created, to measure the fundamental properties that compose the universe. If we have no tools to measure things we do not understand, or cannot comprehend, then to make formal declarative statements such as. . . .

There is no spritual content.

Would be as a dog laying down and taking a nap among radioactive waste, and believing there is no dangerous content, because it smells "no dangerous content."

We are both as limited, insofar as the tools we have at our disposal to investigate our material realities.

 

[Orangecat]

What Comes After Death?​

Votes for democrats.

 

[Woodznutz]

Well when you can show me the scientific proof that there is some god given "spirit" you let me know.

Right now all you have is a god of the gaps explanation.

Science has more gaps, especially the ToE.

 

[Blues Man]

well, face value the physiology does not expire necessarily by means of its brain ...

- each physiology has a unique spiritual content both of which will never be reproduced the same - from 200 million years ago to the present and into the future, no blade of grass has ever or ever will be the same.

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the physiology of the cicada is transformed by its spiritual content from a land creature to an avian including the cns (central nervous system - brain) during the process, one to another - old to new.

and is an example for the workings of evolution from one generation to the next by means of the metaphysical spiritual content of all living creatures.

There is no such thing as spirit.

 

[Blues Man]

Science has more gaps, especially the ToE.

Yes it does but I see no need to make up answers for things we don't know. Just admit you don't know and keep looking.

But like I said there are limitations on what the human brain can comprehend so I don't find it particularly troubling when we find things we do not and cannot understand.

 

[braalian]

Decomposition.

 

[Blues Man]

Agreed. Our knowledge is limited by the tools which we created, to measure the fundamental properties that compose the universe. If we have no tools to measure things we do not understand, or cannot comprehend, then to make formal declarative statements such as. . . .



Would be as a dog laying down and taking a nap among radioactive waste, and believing there is no dangerous content, because it smells "no dangerous content."

We are both as limited, insofar as the tools we have at our disposal to investigate our material realities.

You analogy falls quite short because we actually know what radiation is and what it does to the bodies of both humans and animals.

and even animals would eventually stay away from things that make them ill. And don't forget the sensory capabilities of animals far exceed our own. and there is also the issue that concentrated radioactive sites toxic enough to cause radiation sickness do not exist naturally.

I see no "danger" in saying there is no reason to believe in some god given spirit. To me it's just another fabricated explanation for the phenomenon of consciousness.

 

[Votto]

Endless nothingness.

We become democrats?

Oh yea, when you die you vote democrat

Sorry, I forgot.

 

[Woodznutz]

Yes it does but I see no need to make up answers for things we don't know. Just admit you don't know and keep looking.

But like I said there are limitations on what the human brain can comprehend so I don't find it particularly troubling when we find things we do not and cannot understand.

The power of the brain is dwarfed by the power of the mind.

 

[Blues Man]

The power of the brain is dwarfed by the power of the mind.

The brain and inseparable.

Without a brain there can be no mind because the mind is a function of the brain.

If you don't think so then get a lobotomy or slice away half of your brain and see how much power your mind has afterwards.

 

[Woodznutz]

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[Woodznutz]

The brain and inseparable.

Without a brain there can be no mind because the mind is a function of the brain.

If you don't think so then get a lobotomy or slice away half of your brain and see how much power your mind has afterwards.

Of course, it's hard to carry water without a bucket.

 

[BreezeWood]

Yes it does but I see no need to make up answers for things we don't know. Just admit you don't know and keep looking.

But like I said there are limitations on what the human brain can comprehend so I don't find it particularly troubling when we find things we do not and cannot understand.

There is no such thing as spirit.

Yes it does but I see no need to make up answers for things we don't know.

you have a habit for contradicting yourself, when convenient ...

on what the human brain can comprehend ...

- the brain, physiology does not comprehend ... your vocabulary itself contradicts your given statements.

 

[Blues Man]

Of course, it's hard to carry water without a bucket.

The mind does not exist without the brain.

Water exists without a bucket

 

[Blues Man]

you have a habit for contradicting yourself, when convenient ...




- the brain, physiology does not comprehend ... your vocabulary itself contradicts your given statements.

of course it does.

all of your mental abilities originate in the brain and it is quite common to use the terms brain and mind interchangeably

 

[Woodznutz]

The mind does not exist without the brain.

Water exists without a bucket

You just made my point.

 

[Woodznutz]

of course it does.

all of your mental abilities originate in the brain and it is quite common to use the terms brain and mind interchangeably

The mind is undetectable materially speaking, whereas the brain is made of stuff. Abilities must be programmed into the brain, through the mind.

 

[Blues Man]

You just made my point.

The mind does not exist without the brain it seems my point sailed right over your pointy head

 

[Blues Man]

The mind is undetectable materially speaking, whereas the brain is made of stuff. Abilities must be programmed into the brain, through the mind.

The brain creates the mind. There are no disembodied minds floating around in the ether.