Originally posted by Tex
Just call it a wild hunch babe. But something tells me people wont be coming back with postcards from heaven and pictures with Jesus! 😛
That will be kinda hard because they are dead...
Still I can understand why you think there isn't a heaven. But this article doesn't prove it. It doesn't prove anything really.
Originally posted by WindDancer
Immortality...I see. Well, that doesn't cure old age. So who wants to be immortal old person? No thanks. Death is something that we have to experience. Delusions of living forever will not benefit nor will it improve humanity. Besides this is more likely to apply to people that can afforded it. Not for your average minimum wages proletariat.
Very good point!
If tech like this will ever become a reality, consider the consequences of the fact that it will only be accessible for the filthy rich:
Dictators will rule for ages, Bill Gates will slap us around with windows forever, oil will remain the most depended on fuel even when there's just 10 barrels left of it.
In human history so far, the few rich and powerful did a very good job f*cking up this world, while they had only a few decades of influence.
Imagine them living far, far longer...
Sure, for each leech that crumbles up and dies another one steps up, but the power and control one could achieve if they had multiple lifespans to manifest themselves even further in their dominant position...
Just one of those bastards being kept alive for a 80 years more on each continent and this world will not have any life on it when the clock strikes 2200 a.d.
😂 The story is legit and accurate.
There are tons weird science/technology news reports that are never widely reported in the mainstream media.
Nowadays news isn't worthy news if it doesn't involve Tom Cruise or Katie Holmes. 🙄
But seriously, you guys dont know how to use google.
The story also appeared on:
PhysOrg.com
freeinternetpress.com
freerepublic.com
and for all you Fox News loving Christians:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,160903,00.html
And yet...what if people said they saw heaven/hell/evidence of an afterlife? What if the believers lied to keep their faith? What if the nonbelievers lied to disregard others' faith? What if God said that there was no point in introducing people to an afterlife if they were going to awaken to mortality once again?
Heaven and hell, as residences, are eternal. Not temporary living centers. Anyone who experienced heaven and came back to life would want to die just to go back. The exact opposite would be true for those who visited hell, but their minds would be...not in the best of health.
Nothing really new here people. Humans have been put in "near death" states for years, hooked up to life support and have come back to "life"....so to speak.
Many have been determined "clinically dead" for several minutes, and brought back to life as well. Those who have come back to life, generally give accounts of "supernatural" visions regarding heaven and hell, so if anything...I believe these "near death" experiences would more than likely validate the possibility of life after death, rather than disprove it. Some say that chemical reactions in the brain are responsible for these "near death" visions..however..there really is nothing substantive out their to prove that theory.
Back on topic. I believe the real question science is trying to answer is how long can someone remain in a "near death" state, before completely dying?
My opinion...Unless someone is able to bring a completely dead body back to life...(ie bodies that have been in the mortuary/grave for a couple of days and are decomposing)
there isn't any real discovery here...