[RamboPreacher]

Originally Posted by warbeak2099

There is still a split second of shock and your nervous system is even still working. Neurons are still being fired across synapses even without your brain.

very close to what I believe, extremely close. (in this context)

[Zepplin1124]

Originally Posted by NorCalBaller88

How are they lost if they are just someplace else? I don't mourn every time my parents go on vacation.

If your parents went on vacation and never came back you would. And sureley you've heard of home sickness. Separation and change scare people and upset them, but as we mature we learn how to cope with it. A big part of mourning is that people don't know how long they will live. Paired with the inability to comprehend a truly different level of existence it seems that that person will be absent from your life for a very long time, when realistically you could be struck by a bus and be with them in just hours.

[wgpskaterpunk]

Nothing happens. You dont go into the sky into the clouds and you dont go underground to a fire pit. You just die.

[Nikilwig]

Originally Posted by Kill me.The king

Meh, come what may. I'd rather be in Hell than nonexistent.

Nonexistant is peace in my book.

[small-talk-noob]

Try and imagine what it was like before you were born.

Nothing.


Thats what it will be like after your dead. Except there will be no imagining things, there will be nothing.

Kind sucks doesn't it...


(hence the creation of religion, to help man cope with death)