I disagree, biological death is certain. Now, weather you believe in some kind of religion suggesting that there is life after 'death', that's another thing, which we can't discuss here.
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If time does not exist, this man would have no heart-beat, no pulse, and no brain activity. But every standard I can think of, he would be dead.
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Well then that depends on your personal beliefs. I'm pretty sure immortality doesn't exist, but yeah, I know, I can't be sure.
So, I'll just point out what I said: biological death IS certain, simply because your heart stops functioning... no-one can deny that. What happens AFTER that... that's something I won't bother saying what I think about
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And whoever said that there are no certainties in the world never studied mathematics. There are a lot of certainties there. For instance: No matter what prime number you name, it will be possible to name a higher prime number.
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Yes, I do. If something moves, it must have a defined speed, which must be a real number. It has to, because since speed is defined as s=d/t, we can define distance as d=st, and if speed is 0, no distance has been traversed (d=0). Since distance and time must be real numbers, speed is also real.
Let's define the distance your chest moves when you breath x. Speed, as has already been stated, is defined as (distance moves)/(amount of time taken to move). Since no time is passing (time can't pass, since there isn't any), the denomonater is 0. Since x/0 is not a real number, there is no speed and hence no movement and hence no breathe.
Through this same process, it can be demonstrated that there is no heart-beat or brain activity.
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oh nonono, that CANNOT be proven otherwise, fire
you have 1, 2, 3, 4, .... and if you continue putting numbers in line, you'll never ever stop... it's certain
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Wrong; it was proven that there is no last prime long before the birth of Christ (Euclid did it, if you want to look it up).
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May 7th, 2004 04:27 PM
which is a 'number' that cannot exist 
