Well, sorry to disagree but no, we don't know what happens when we die. We know what happens to the body but we don't know what happens to the consciousness that was once within. For you to say it just stops is equally proved or disproved as an opinion to the contrary because we cannot prove either way.
We do not understand the nature of consciousness. To postulate on what occurs at death is akin to postulating on the nature of the universe before the Big Bang. Currently, it is simply un-measurable. As a proper scientists, when I cannot measure something and have no consensus of a theory based upon reliable experiential parameters, I fall back on the only reasonable statement which is "we don't know yet".
We do not understand the nature of consciousness. To postulate on what occurs at death is akin to postulating on the nature of the universe before the Big Bang. Currently, it is simply un-measurable. As a proper scientists, when I cannot measure something and have no consensus of a theory based upon reliable experiential parameters, I fall back on the only reasonable statement which is "we don't know yet".
Love 'n' hugz,
Lord Chad
4th Earl of Catsuit
There is nothing more dangerous than a man who knows he is right.
Lord Chad
4th Earl of Catsuit
There is nothing more dangerous than a man who knows he is right.
