Life is just equilibrium thermodynamics + statistical mechanics. There is a 'n' stochastic probability of you being reconstituted, however due to random nature of such things, there can be no "reincarnation" of the "you" - you are at best, "recycled" into "n" possible outcomes.
I have two problem with this sentence.Someone has to put an end to the random spawning of universes.
How do you say that?free will is just an illusion.
Life is just equilibrium thermodynamics + statistical mechanics. There is a 'n' stochastic probability of you being reconstituted, however due to random nature of such things, there can be no "reincarnation" of the "you" - you are at best, "recycled" into "n" possible outcomes.
The deal is - live your life and stop worrying about death and reincarnation etc. It's all a game of destiny anyway
So, you're saying, the same consciousness comes into being again?
1. If it did, it wouldn't really matter. No previous memory, new behaviour and entirely different being.
2. The answer is no anyway. Consciousness is very complex to understand what it is and if it is even a right definition to put it this way.
3. Consciousness isn't something that can be renewed just like that, it doesn't have any biological existence. It all comes down to 'souls' which are unlikely of their very existence.
I have two problem with this sentence.
1. You said 'universes'.
2. You used the word 'spawning' which is very very wrong to put it that way.
Brush up your knowledge. Watch some Discoverey/Nat geo.
How do you say that?Right now, I could have stalked you and killed you in the middle of the night, I won't.
To be honest, there's no science behind consciousness. It's mostly a philosopher's question. And that's why it is complex to understand.I am not worried about anything.I was just wondering if this was possible.
It would because i don't wan't to be 'conscious' as, for example, a bird that is going to end up in a cage.
Your answer contradicts with itself.If consciousness is very complex to understand how can you answer 'no way' with such surety?
Consciousness is very complex to understand.
I don't understand why.Also it is preferable to read some books on physics.Media just bends the actual fact so that they can keep the viewers interested.
Find out what Stephen Hawking has said about free will.
I can say no, because there consciousness doesn't have ANY biological existence. It's a process. The definition of soul completely defies this logic.
The best they have done is..There's no science behind consciousness?You're are terribly wrong.Ever heard of Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness?
And when did i ever say anything about a soul?
What's this you are trying to say?You do know that consciousness is a biological process and yet you say it doesn't exist.This doesn't even makes sense.You don't even know what you just said and you can't prove yourself smart by posting self-contradictory statements.
They haven't discovered anything yet. Although I do encourage further study towards this.the society awards the annual William James Prize for an outstanding published contribution to the empirical or philosophical study of consciousness by a graduate student or postdoctoral scholar within five years of receiving a PhD or other advanced degree.
That unfinished business may already be completed by you in a parallel universe, a more plausible theory.I would not differ in most of opinions given above BUT
I also sometimes think of 'reincarnation' , WHY ?
Because in present mind, I had some dreams which actually never came TRUE, or simply because of my childishness I missed a few things which I should have already done and now is not possible.
This is where our MIND starts to think of 'reincarnation' : To come back to this existence in the same way we are at present after our death and complete the unfinished business.
I get this feeling most often, is @OP also of the same opinion as I am ?
What you're trying to say could mean,
There's a soul which transfers to another living beings upon the death of it's current being. That could mean this process has been up from the start. So, each human being is just a regeneration of another consciousness with a body. In this way, every homo sapien's consciousness is just a regeneration of a past species consciousness. Now we take this to the start of life.
Let's assume, life started from something which triggered many non-living matter into living matter. Somehow, this process repeated until finally one evolved to reproduce asexually. Now there's two species, the one which can reproduce and the one which cannot. This new species survives and the same process repeats. Now, what you're saying is, we're just a regeneration of consciousness of this first species. So there must be a life-death ratio which must be maintained so each living being has a consciousness.
Let's also assume life started from some million micro-organisms just like that (ignorance alert). Now, calculate the amount of living beings at this point, including micro-organisms. This will easily surpass the "million" organisms by a large number.
So, consciousness is not regenerated all the time but instead it just starts when a non-living matter comes into being. This should be enough.
But, let's go further and also assume that this process happens with only some living beings. Why does this happen with only few living beings and how can you explain that this consciousness (which itself independent of it's scientific reasoning) somehow magically reaches another living being randomly. This is what you call soul and apparently this is what you meant originally.
Now, each non-living matter can either come into being with it's own consciousness or someone else's consciousness. Where does this consciousness come to unfortunate beings who don't get their consciousness from someone else? Apparently, I forgot to mention that each human being already have a consciousness even before the body starts to go into infant stage. And that's the way it's been since the start (of life).
Well, the only other option is that somehow the other "wandering consciousness" have to somehow override the original consciousness.Okay, damn, this is getting too complex for me. This is in draft mode. Don't reply. I'll come back later.
I would not differ in most of opinions given above BUT
I also sometimes think of 'reincarnation' , WHY ?
Because in present mind, I had some dreams which actually never came TRUE, or simply because of my childishness I missed a few things which I should have already done and now is not possible.
This is where our MIND starts to think of 'reincarnation' : To come back to this existence in the same way we are at present after our death and complete the unfinished business.
I get this feeling most often, is @OP also of the same opinion as I am ?
I'm not saying that a new consciousness must come from a pre-existing one.Of course there can be an infinite number of unique consciousnesses for an infinite no. of beings.
I'll try explain my thoughts as best as i can.There has to be something which triggered 'you' with 'your current consciousness' to come into being(Let's call this trigger x).Science predicts that the universe in which we are in is expanding and one day it's gonna keep doing the opposite and eventually comes to an end. But however the process of formation of (other)universe(s) is not going to end.An infinite number of universes are going to follow the same pattern.Now in an infinitely long distribution of events the probability of finding a particular event is 1.Hence there is infinite occurrences of this trigger x pointing out that you are pro'lly gonna live the same life infinite number of times.Now there is another question.Can this same trigger cause you to become conscious but with a different life pattern?
Of course this isn't a proof to anything.I was only following my intuition while writing all that.I don't really want to argue about something which cannot be tested methodologically.Of course you can share your views.
This is what the hindu mythology/philosophy states about reincarnation.As you can see this is not what exactly i am trying to say.
Hmm, intuition has no place in science actually. I don't know how you're assuming the existence of other universes on the first hand but if it is so, then there is no end.I'm not saying that a new consciousness must come from a pre-existing one.Of course there can be an infinite number of unique consciousnesses for an infinite no. of beings.
I'll try explain my thoughts as best as i can.There has to be something which triggered 'you' with 'your current consciousness' to come into being(Let's call this trigger x).Science predicts that the universe in which we are in is expanding and one day it's gonna keep doing the opposite and eventually comes to an end. But however the process of formation of (other)universe(s) is not going to end.An infinite number of universes are going to follow the same pattern.Now in an infinitely long distribution of events the probability of finding a particular event is 1.Hence there is infinite occurrences of this trigger x pointing out that you are pro'lly gonna live the same life infinite number of times.Now there is another question.Can this same trigger cause you to become conscious but with a different life pattern?
Of course this isn't a proof to anything.I was only following my intuition while writing all that.I don't really want to argue about something which cannot be tested methodologically.Of course you can share your views.
This is what the hindu mythology/philosophy states about reincarnation.As you can see this is not what exactly i am trying to say.
Citation needed.As far as the universe theory is concerned, it is some what correct ( courtesy : Discovery Channel )
Citation needed.
I don't like discovery actually. I was trying to ask you for the source.For that watch the channel itself. The talk about universe / warm holes / etc many a times....
I don't know how you're assuming the existence of other universes on the first hand but if it is so, then there is no end.
What I meant was, you're talking about other universes as if they're already in existence and proved but that is not the case. Although it's a plausible theory but still not proved."A second variety emerges from braneworlds that slam into one another, wiping
away all they contain and initiating a new, fiery big bang–like beginning in
each. As if two giant hands were clapping, this could happen over and over—
branes might collide, bounce apart, attract each other gravitationally, and then
collide again, a cyclic process generating universes that are parallel not in
space but in time "
- Quoted from the book The Hidden Reality - Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos by Brian Greene.Related to Brane cosmology.These are the other universes i am talking about.