• @[email protected]
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    922 hours ago

    You know how when you get put under for anaesthesia, and you don’t notice the time you were gone? It’s like a cut in the tape of life.

    What if death is like that, and BAM your consciousness re-emerges billions of years in the future the moment you die.

    But your consciousness is alone. And in pitch black nothingness. Forever.

    • Radioactive Butthole
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      12 hours ago

      This is what I think happens. You don’t experience death, you just reemerge on the other side, no matter how long it takes.

      The chances of your brain being created were infinitely small before you were born, but it still only took 14 billion years for it to happen.

    • @Famko
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      722 hours ago

      Entropy would end up taking your consciousness as well, so I doubt you’d be there, 14.3 billions years later, forever.

      • @ilinamorato
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        521 hours ago

        We don’t really know what consciousness is, so we can’t really be sure that it is subject to entropy.