Countless AI and tech companies are investing in space research, while humanity's most important question remains unanswered: What happens after we die?Why shouldn't these companies invest in research involving death row inmates, clinically killing them and then reviving them a few minutes later to document what they say?
Because that question is straight up unanswerable from within the universe. You can follow it as far as you want. It's an infinite regress. You will never prove any theory you have. The only way off is to accept that "not knowing what happens after we die" is basically survival instinct for a species that gets self-aware enough basic "I must eat and not die" instincts aren't enough anymore.
they do they just don't share their research with (you)
>>43186298Because dead people don't have money and don't buy your products, so why would companies give a shit about them?
because this place is designed to keep you enslaved
>>43186298Maybe the people who run the companies already know?https://youtu.be/2I7vPbthvWo?t=31
>>43187945crazy intro
>>43187959https://surnamedb.com/surname/trump>It is a metonymic or job descriptive name either for a trumpeter or a maker of trumpets
>>43186298The little bit of research that is possible is indeed being done, but companies aren't doing it because there's no way to profit from it. There are scientific studies presenting evidence of reincarnation. You can read tons of accounts of near-death experiences at nderf.org. Have you even tried to look into it, or is your real question why no one has spoon-fed it to you yet? Again, the answer is "because there's no money in it."The fundamental problem with nailing down the details through research is that death isn't repeatable. The scientific method relies on hypotheses and experimentations. NDE's are pretty common, yet stopping someone's heart does not reliably produce a reportable NDE. Some experiencers even report that specific parts of their memories of the experience were removed before they were allowed to return. It's as if some higher power is curating the process of our deaths. So stick that in your censer and smoke it.
>>43187263https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TajscHhrCmE>Five young people wake up dead. Washed up by the tide they scramble to an abandoned beach house, soon realizing that the perpetual night, blasts of pain and attacks by a demonic shadow creature suggest this is some version of hell.
>>43186298Many people into astral projecting say they cannot enter the white house and government places like that because it's astrally guarded. Companies I guess employ people like that
>>43188781Who do you guys think is the Battelle Memorial Institute of astral projection?
bump
>>43186298>Why doesnt more companies invest in the research of what comes after life?With what means of profit?>>43186431>Because dead people don't have money and don't buy your productsAh, that brings me back. Some guy calls me an infidel because I didn't look like an Islamic figurehead when showing him past the turbulent sea of souls. Dude was rich and powerful when he was alive, not so much when dead. Nothing was brought with him.
>>43188781>Many people into astral projecting say they cannot enter the white house and government places like that because it's astrally guarded.What gets me is that they use a capability known for exploring the realms beyond humanity and use it to surveil government buildings. It's basically just trainwatching for conspiracy nuts.
