RE: What Do You Believe Will Happen To You Once You Die?
April 16, 2014 at 3:36 pm
(This post was last modified: April 16, 2014 at 3:38 pm by Coffee Jesus.)
Realize that your brain doesn't just make more mind, it also differentiates the mind into different types of experience—different senses, different colors, different ideas, etc.. Death could just be a return to an undifferentiated state.
I won't advocate pan-proto-experientialism, the idea that everything has protoexperiential qualities, because I think it leads to the conclusion that all things are actually part of one giant mind, which we intuitively know is false. However, I'm open to the idea that proto-experiential qualities are present at a very basic level of organization.
I won't advocate pan-proto-experientialism, the idea that everything has protoexperiential qualities, because I think it leads to the conclusion that all things are actually part of one giant mind, which we intuitively know is false. However, I'm open to the idea that proto-experiential qualities are present at a very basic level of organization.
