XPost: sci.physics.relativity   
   From: starmaker@ix.netcom.com   
      
   George Hammond wrote:   
   >   
   > On 12/4/2024 1:50 PM, rhertz wrote:   
   >  >   
   > > Is there an afterlife?   
   > >   
   > [Hammond]   
   > YES... Every adult animal who is less than 100% fully grown   
   > WILL EXPERIENCE an AFTERLIFE whose length is proportional to   
   > the animals "growth curve deficit".   
   >     And since no animal, including humans, have ever reached   
   > 100% full growth... everyone will experience an Afterlife !   
   >  >   
   > > And if it exists, is it valid for every species in the Universe?   
   > >   
   > [Hammond]   
   > YES.... every species that has a "brain" will experience an   
   > AFTERLIFE if it less than 100% fully grown at adulthood...   
   > which by simple observation seems to include all of them!   
   >     And BTW it is doubtful that plants have an Afterlife,   
   > since they do not have a brain.   
   >  >   
   > > Or only for species with consciousness. Do all humans have   
   > > consciousness?   
   > >   
   > [Hammond]   
   > All animals with a brain have "consciousness", and no animal   
   > on Earth has ever achived 100% full growth (the average   
   > World adult animal is only 85% fully grown including humans)   
   > ..therefore all animals and all people go to "Heaven"   
   > when they die... Biologically speaking this is necessary to   
   > achieve the remaining 15% of the complete growth of the animal. !   
   > >   
   > > Have insects consciousness? And dolphins, wolves, dogs, birds?   
   > >   
   > [Hammond]   
   > Yep.... every living animal goes to Heaven when it dies !   
   > >   
   >  >   
   > > Before they are born, they don't exist. Every species gather atoms from   
   > > everywhere, with particular rules about how they got together into a   
   > > living form. Once born, every species keep gathering atoms to grow,   
   > > until the embedded time-out tells every organism to start shedding atoms   
   > > to the surrounding space, until they cease to do it and die.   
   > >   
   > > But consciousness is immaterial, so it's based on a delicate   
   > > accumulation of bunches of energy, which are interconnected in very   
   > > complex ways. Memories, feelings, patterns of behavior, needs, etc.,   
   > > just accumulate and vanish randomly while growing. What remains by the   
   > > time of death?   
   > >   
   > > Life looks like the Big Bang Theory. It's created from nothing, grows   
   > > until it decay and disappear. What remains? NOTHING that can be   
   > > registered.   
   > >   
   > > I think that the same thing happens to every human.   
   > >   
   > > Nothing remains, nor matter neither energy. Life is like a chain of   
   > > dreams, and time is something that doesn't exist.   
   >  >   
   > [Hammond}   
   > Well now you're going into an esoteric dissertation on the theory of   
   > EVERYTHING which goes way way beyond the theory of an AFTERLIFE !   
   >     I suggest we try to nail down the theory of the Afterlife before we   
   > try to propose a "THEORY OF EVERYTHING"   
   >  >   
   > Meanwhile, thanks for a VERY INTERESTING and highly INTELLECTUAL post !   
   >  >   
   > Best regards, George   
      
   The 8th dimension is not an Afterlife. It is a Next-to-Life.   
      
   Now, you crawl on the surface of the earth. In the 8th dimension   
   you can fly.   
      
      
   Can yous people not learn from Nature?   
      
      
   A caterpillar crawls on the ground...   
      
   then it goes into Next-to-Life (Not AfterLife) and   
   it flys ...you call it...butterfly.   
      
      
   There  is no BeforeLife. When does Before Begin????   
      
      
      
      
      
      
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