Is Death the End? Experiments Suggest You Create Time

reply to post by MarshMallow_Snake

Then, stare at the next pot and see if they took the same amount of time to boil

You know full well that watched post never boil..........

What does the human perception of time have to do with "Is Death the End"?

Death, that is, natural death, of old age, is basically caused by the exhaustion of your cells telomeres. Basically your cells have a finite limit on the number of times that they can divide and repair themselves, thus you age and your body will die from an eventual critical failure of an important organ that is part of the process of keeping the brain alive.

Yes there is "time" involved as it is passing while you are aging. But if somehow humans could perceive time differently, it does not mean that you could somehow survive death. Death is by definition the end of life. We are physical beings, and our bodies will cease to function, no matter if we can "create time" or not. It could be argued that if you could consciously halt time, then you could live forever, but if time came to a standstill, would you actually be "alive"? Can you do anything, think anything, be anything, without time?

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"Death is a stripping away of all that is not you. The secret of life is to "die before you die" --- and find that there is no death." — Eckhart Tolle .


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