Question for athiests...

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Mar 11, 2004
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^yeah. people always trip on the afterlife. i don't see what's so much more complicated about losing your life than gaining your life. people don't question where you are before you're conceived.

Edit: this fucking spock guy posted before i did.
 
Jul 24, 2002
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Evil Spock said:
The conscious is established by the structures and processes of the brain. When these structures are destroyed and the processes cease, the conscious ceases to exist. All life-forms end in death and the elements of which they are composed return to the air and the earth to be taken up and recycled in some new organism.
Hey Spock,

What about those who still have a conscious after being pronounced dead?
What about the studies that show that the conscious can extend outside our bodies?
 
May 6, 2002
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Just thought I would throw this in.

Hy homie...heavy devil worshipper.
Devil tats all over him, sold his soul, breads kids for the devil, etc...it gets deeper than this..but anyways...

OD'd on Heroin last month. Pronounced dead for 20 minutes.
He told me...he didn't feel shyt. No hell, no heaven...NOTHING. Said he felt like he was sleeping, with no dream, but then woke up. He was so pissed and confused about the "I didn't see any light...Or go to hell" thing...that he was crying.

Sh was a trip to me.

Side Note- I'm Not Aethiest
 
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When the brain structures are destroyed and the processes cease, the conscious ceases to exist. This cannot be reversed. Brain death is a complete and irreversible cessation of brain activity. A brain dead individual has no electrical activity and no clinical evidence of brain function on neurologic examination (no response to pain, fixed pupils, no spontaneous respirations, no oculocephalic or corneal reflexes).
Brain electrical activity can stop completely, or apparently completely (a "flat EEG") for some time in deep anaesthesia or during cardiac arrest before being restored: brain death refers only to permanent cessation of electrical activity. In other words, one can be pronounced dead, but not brain dead.

No solid evidence exists which suggests conscious can extend outside our bodies.

Completely irrational.
 
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Evil Spock said:
When the brain structures are destroyed and the processes cease, the conscious ceases to exist. This cannot be reversed. Brain death is a complete and irreversible cessation of brain activity.
It would be illogical to assume that all conditions remain stable.

"The Enterprise" Incident," stardate 5027.3
 
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We have done nothing but shared our intellect. To ban us without cause is illogical.
 
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Evil Spock said:
When the brain structures are destroyed and the processes cease, the conscious ceases to exist. This cannot be reversed. Brain death is a complete and irreversible cessation of brain activity. A brain dead individual has no electrical activity and no clinical evidence of brain function on neurologic examination (no response to pain, fixed pupils, no spontaneous respirations, no oculocephalic or corneal reflexes).
Brain electrical activity can stop completely, or apparently completely (a "flat EEG") for some time in deep anaesthesia or during cardiac arrest before being restored: brain death refers only to permanent cessation of electrical activity. In other words, one can be pronounced dead, but not brain dead.

No solid evidence exists which suggests conscious can extend outside our bodies.

Completely irrational.
Spock given that you are from the future,
I find it interesting that you know very little about the conscious.
Here's an example of the conscious seperation of the body:
http://www.irva.org/

There's many other examples, but I'll give you this for starters....