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Is There Life After Death - Using Physics

Ronald Zeeman

Ronald Zeeman

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Is there life after death? If there is how Physics does explain It. Here is my take. Corvid and my stroke gave me lots of time to reflect.

First fact information cannot be destroyed basic tenet of quantum mechanics See Leonard Susskind book “‘The black Hole Wars “if you really want to understand the argument. The fact you and anybody existed is information stored by the universe forever.

Second fact information cannot travel faster than the speed of light .If you were to die information of your death would not reach a distance observer. Until the requisite time has passed are you really dead in ensuing interval.
 
For me, it is a simple matter of Biology. You are your brain, all of you, the memories, the emotions, your behavior, your senses. Once you die and your brains leak out, that is it, finished and unrecoverable.

I hold as my basis that the cosmos is materialistic and natural and all our mental gymnastics cannot change that.
 
All knowledge can be lost. There's no eternal carrier man can make to preserve it. Or continue to understand it. Especially if they refuse to accept the knowledge or believe it.
 
Your information is stored by the universe forever but your consciousness isn't information. It's an epiphenomena that is dependent on physical matter and energy. And because that energy will dissipate into a form not conducive to the production of consciousness when your physical body dies there is no life after death. At least that's my opinion which is based on a very limited amount of information.
 
based on quantum mechanics information cannot be lost or destroyed. even in a black hole.The Basis of suskinds and hawkings debate, All I can say goodluck falsifying, quantum mecchanics or the General theory of relativity.
 
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Further food for thought, the universe started with the big bangin other word all points were connected, review what I wrote in thread on physics absolute length cannot exist ,easily proven using set theory. if all lengths are defined via a distribution may all points are still connected. Bell's theorem. Particle wave duality is B.S. only waves exist. This stuff is so easy to visualize cannot believe others cannot see .what is so obvious to me and others like myself
 
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Ronald Zeeman said:
Second fact information cannot travel faster than the speed of light .If you were to die information of your death would not reach a distance observer. Until the requisite time has passed are you really dead in ensuing interval.
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^ I don't know that this is correct. I forget the term, but it seems the awareness the Universe has of itself is more or less instantaneous aka omniscient. The experiment has been done where subatomic particles are forced to be separated and then by a large distance between them but they remain "aware" of each other to the point that if the direction of spin of one separated part of a particle is reversed, the other part of the formerly joined particle is aware and automatically reverses in kind. If I recall the theory is that the particle parts could be separated by extremely vast distances and still maintain that awareness and change accordingly to follow suit? That would seem that that the transfer of information between the subatomic particle parts would be faster than the speed of light.
 
Ronald Zeeman said:
Is there life after death? If there is how Physics does explain It. Here is my take. Corvid and my stroke gave me lots of time to reflect.

First fact information cannot be destroyed basic tenet of quantum mechanics See Leonard Susskind book “‘The black Hole Wars “if you really want to understand the argument. The fact you and anybody existed is information stored by the universe forever.

Second fact information cannot travel faster than the speed of light .If you were to die information of your death would not reach a distance observer. Until the requisite time has passed are you really dead in ensuing interval.
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Remember everything is based on what a percentage of people believe ,another percentage believe your spirit (Hebrew meaning breath )leaves your carnal body and returns to its owner ,and in that faith Elohim, this is the typical view of a powerful god, is outside of time ,so he doesn't operate in a mortal way, inside time unless he desires it! and seeing info as human constructed science ,by atheists blocks discussion .
 
I love physics!

If you pull back on the rubber band far enough for it to shoot you into the future, then you can by-pass death.

Easy peasy! :)
 
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^ I don't know that this is correct. I forget the term, but it seems the awareness the Universe has of itself is more or less instantaneous aka omniscient. The experiment has been done where subatomic particles are forced to be separated and then by a large distance between them but they remain "aware" of each other to the point that if the direction of spin of one separated part of a particle is reversed, the other part of the formerly joined particle is aware and automatically reverses in kind. If I recall the theory is that the particle parts could be separated by extremely vast distances and still maintain that awareness and change accordingly to follow suit? That would seem that that the transfer of information between the subatomic particle parts would be faster than the speed of light.
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That is bell's theroem.
 
Puali exclusion principle. Heisenberg uncertianty principle easy to visualize. so obvious HOW Can a particle have spin of two make a mobius strip a full cycle takes two is two passes is space really three dimensions if lenght is not absolute basically all three dimension collapse into one, think about it
 
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little known anomoly in measuring the speed of light. can only measure in one direction at a time to really understand the speed of light it helps to be a visual thinker which Albert was speed at this level is speedis ntertwinned with time its also not additive if you cannot measure the disitance accurately remember absolute length does not exist.
 
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So if absolute length does not exist where does that leave us

no pun intended

time & speed of light intertwined? Okay then that puts me back to how does our existence get plotted by our minds? Is not there a conflict in there?

This is making me think about Ricardo Manzitti’s book, The Spread Mind,Why Consciousness and the World are One.
 
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Good point. Perhaps vast distances hard for us to even fully grasp are really not that far apart and it's just that we're so miniscule in comparison.
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So could there be a distortion happening for us and have/could our calculations be sort of trapped describing the distortion rather than the bigger picture?
 
Remember different wavelengths of light should travel at the same speed. Quasars are 14 billion light years away, lots of opportunity for differences to be measured.
 
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