What are the odds we'll re-emerge someday?

[Ambivalent1]

It seems possible. It'll probably take eons before our brain atoms reassemble. I read that the chance of our existing at all is practically zero.

 

[puppet_nihilist]

Pls no :' ((

 

[Ambivalent1]

Pls no :' ((

Doesn't mean same body or life or on this planet

 

[endless_pain]

Thought about this today, but nah just fantasizing

 

[SoftWorries]

I think very good considering the timespan of the universe. Tho you should probably ask to be cremated if you want to reduce the chances of this happening

 

[Majestatea Masiva]

Whether its true or not, we have to act on the information we know already. If there isnt even a hint out there that "we may reform again someday" or "this really is an endless cycle" then we shouldnt worry about thoughts like those in my opinion

 

[Ambivalent1]

Whether its true or not, we have to act on the information we know already. If there isnt even a hint out there that "we may reform again someday" or "this really is an endless cycle" then we shouldnt worry about thoughts like those in my opinion

I worry about everything

 

[endless_pain]

You can't label your thoughts and act as if it's truth. We are dumb little ants philosophizing.

There is no truth in what I have said, just wondering with my mind
Someday I thought even if I have to fear this to happen, but then I thought also how shitty my life is rn, no love from the day you are born equals nothingness for me

 

[Rocinante]

It will happen and it will be in an instant. The time from when this life concludes till your next begins is unknown but your perception of time will cease once you pass.

 

[puppet_nihilist]

Doesn't mean same body or life or on this planet

Okay I found this thing called Boltzmann Brains. Maybe it's even more creepy to think this is what our world is.

"The Boltzmann brain thought experiment suggests that it might be more likely for a single brain to spontaneously form in a void (complete with a memory of having existed in our universe) rather than for the entire universe to come about in the manner cosmologists think it actually did."

Boltzmann brain - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[epic]

"What is you ?" . If all the atoms recombine to form your body , would you come back to life or would the formed body be an exact copy of you but not you?
Questions like these made me an agnostic from an atheist.

 

[Ambivalent1]

"What is you ?" . If all the atoms recombine to form your body , would you come back to life or would the formed body be an exact copy of you but not you?
Questions like these made me an agnostic from an atheist.

Maybe it'd recombine my dead corpse

 

[Forever Sleep]

I like that- the odds of us existing are zero. Lol. It is really strange when you think about it- that all this stuff just came together to form life. Still- time is just something we invented to make order of things. I suppose- if you think of the space that is the universe with stuff floating about in it. Maybe over the course of billions of years- who really knows how long? Maybe it isn't so unlikely that certain chemical/ biological reactions would occur, primitive life forms would spring up and evolution would do the rest.

I don't know- maybe bits of us are recylcled- our physical bodies are of course. Still- I just don't see all my atoms re-grouping to form me again- at least- not a me that remembers this me. I hope so anyway. I hate the thought of another life after this one. I certainly don't want to be aware of it anyway.

I get the impression maybe you want to reincarnate- am I right? I love your posts by the way. Really thought provoking subjects.

 

[Source Energy]

Do you know that our bodies are made of the same atoms that form stars and planets? the entire universe is energy, and energy cannot be created or destroyed...it just changes forms. So think of yourself as made of pieces of Lego...when you die, the pieces come apart, either completely disperse and each unite with different atoms, or chunks of it still stick together and other new join it to form something else. If a large enough chunk of the original Lego build stays together, there is recollection of previous life.