if reincarnation is real this is probably the only chance we'll have to interact with each other, we might reincarnate into a completely different reality like a dmt trip type of different, totally foreign from this one and we'll never cross paths again.since i'll probably never get the chance to say this again after we die, i hope you're doing well anon and hopefully your next life is better.that's assuming we don't just stop existing, in which case i hope things get better for you in this lifetime..
>>85257818I sincerely hope that we don't keep existing in any way after we die. This life is shitty enough to endure for 70-80 years
>>85257825don't mean to burst your bubble, but what do you think happens to your "self" after you die?
>>85257825I disagree. I fucking LOVE existing. Maybe today is shit, but I'm still here and tomorrow holds infinite possibility. Will we become robots? Will Christ return? What lies beyond the dimensional energy limits? These are all questions I simply must have the answer to.
>>85257846sorry but you don't get to enjoy the wonders of the universe because you're part of the slave outcast class. Unless you're not, in which case what are you doing here?
>>85257831I don't think anyone really knows. I mean everyone pretends to have an answer for this but they're all just theories. One can only hope that your self dies alongside with your body. Otherwise that just sounds like torture. Like you took the shittiest part of your existence and extended it to infinity. A fucking horror story >>85257846It just sounds like a bet worth losing for you I guess since none of that will be answered in your life time. >How can you be so sure? Just look at all the people that lived and died thinking exactly what you were thinking. >This is demoralization Maybe it is just reality. I know it doesn't sound as nice but life is quite shit for the average peasant and has been for all the serfs and slaves of history who were the majority of the human population. And still are
>>85257857Sorry, I am actually part of the pseudo-elite. I don't work and I want for nothing. I realize there are billions on this earth who simply don't have the energy to appreciate the absolute state and the journey.
>>85257866honestly it sounds too good to be true. I think what's more likely is either infinite return or reincarnation
>>85257897>Reincarnation Sounds like a never ending cycle of pain. But there's nothing that suggests that it couldn't be true. I mean what determined you to be birthed into your current life? Whatever that is is the answer to that question. Is it a force, is it a god, is it a universal law? We may never grasp. And if you can be born once, what says that you can't be born again? "You" being whatever is the form that you'll take as there wouldn't be a traditional continuity in the literal sense but only a set of lives experienced. Maybe this is the price that we collectively pay for some grand mistake that we made? Or maybe God isn't as good as we think he is and he's secretly laughing at our suffering
>>85257917i think that non-existence is fundamentally unstable. I think it's the same with your "self" Just like the universe started from nothing and will likely continue to do so after this universe dies, the same could probably be said about your "self"
>>85257917but we're not really suffering if you think about it. look at all the luxuries of the modern era and we all just so happen to exist at this period of time when the average person lives more lavishly and safely than any king in history (in first world countries)you know buddha was a prince which suggests he must have amassed so much good karma that he reincarnated into like the ultimate most safe reincarnation, he was shielded from even potentially disturbing concepts like disease and age and death.if reincarnation is real, all of us in first world countries in this modern era must have had pretty good karma. which is interesting to think about... at least i think so.but yeah we're not really suffering imo, we're not like being tortured in prison or anything like that we're just pussyless.
>>85257955the average person today works more than medieval peasants, we can barely afford food or a place to live. And i'm not even talking about the tragedy that is the dating market. But yes, we are definitely not suffering
>>85257933That is a good point. There's definitely a metaphorical liking between the two. Perhaps it's because we are the universe and we have no choice but to abide by the laws that govern ourselves. What might be considered a law however might simply just be the nature of existence itself. To the human brain there are mathematical equations to be made but that's only a tiny fraction of the universe. The rest of the universe seemingly doesn't need to understand math or its own existence. Whether this is a curse or a blessing is subjective opinion, but as it stands it is simply a trait that helps us survive. The primary goal is not to understand it is to persevere. Perseverance seems to have side effects such as philosophical ideation. It has undoubtedly allowed our survival capabilities to evolve further and further. And if when the universe dies, everything is gone forever (whatever that means) means not much if nothingness is the source of existence.>>85257955I understand your point of view. And I agree that it is in fact a very subjective outlook. Obviously your outlook on life is different than somebody who's currently in a very bad position. Not to say you're in the ideal situation to begin with, but only comparatively speaking. Life is suffering my friend and without suffering there is no life and without life there is no suffering. Death is not suffering, death is seemingly the end of suffering (at least in this world). Death is the salvation or perhaps a checkpoint according to your beliefs. Again, one can only hope to be set free from the chains, from the responsibilities, the heartaches and the letdowns of this life. As it is too much to bare for a kind spirited and forgiving human being. Waking up to a shitty situation without a clue surely does seem to lack consent on our ends. If I have made any unforgivable mistakes I am not aware of and if that's why I am getting punished I would understand only if there was any indication or sign that it was true
>>85257818The japan econ is close to collapsing and if it does the effects will reverberate throughout the world.
>>85258023yeah that's the thing i don't like about the reincarnation idea, the fact we don't know what we did to deserve suffering doesn't make sense to me, like how is that teaching you anything, wouldn't that just make you resentful. it's a bad system.
>>85258041i've seen people talk about this before on bizso we're like on the brink of all going broke?that's kinda funny.
>>85258064If your wealth is in a bank account you'll go broke, but if you bought pokemon cards you'll always have money.
>>85258049I feel that's usually the dead-end for such philosophies about the afterlife. Seems like they always lack a foundation. A solid piece to base it all upon, and when you do come down to the foundation you often find out that it was just somebody's subjective opinion and a matter of imagination. It is quite a let down if blind faith is repulsive to you
>>85258064Japan got cucked by the U.S.Everyone that does business in Yen is about to get cucked The japanese are about to get royally cucked
>>85258064Apparently Trump just intervened with the currency a day ago, 08/03, so that post is outdated
>>85258097Free market my left foot
>>85257818>that's assuming we don't just stop existingpraying everyday that it's this one and reincarnation is a myth, I am so tired from just 20 years of this.
>>85258309we'll find out eventually what happens, hopefully nothing bad.
