Well what happens after we die?

[Confused Ape]

Lack of memory would, for this reason, not disprove the existence of some form of afterlife since this is precisely what we should expect. With no brain to store memory, there should be no capacity to remember. Let's say, just for the sake of musing, that reincarnation is the model (put aside problems accounting for increasing population for now). You should have no capacity to remember "previous lives" because those memories were lost when the last hard drive (oops, I mean brain) was destroyed.

One thing to consider in all this is the fact that scientists still haven't figured out the true nature of the universe. What if it really is a computer simulation? Everything we are would just be information which could be saved. This information could then be recycled which could explain reincarnation.

Physcists May Have Evidence Universe Is A Computer Simulation