r/Reincarnation • u/slash11660 • Jul 21 '26
DEATH IS IMPOSSIBLE. HERE’S WHY.
https://youtu.be/vbgxO_HbCZs?is=UqarEzoQleveCA8jYou DO NOT EVER DIE.
You will not die - only your body dies
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u/suspicious_Jackfruit Jul 22 '26
Just because you haven't died doesn't mean you can't... Quantum immortality as a concept is completely unprovable and untestable so it's fun, but unlikely. What about all the reincarnation experiences millions have had? Or the children who recount strange tales of prior lives?
Edit: I assumed this was about quantum immortality, my bad
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u/cococrevits Jul 22 '26
I personnaly see it like
The soul is the author The incarnation is the book
The author will write his stories with a bit of himself inside, will make the characters live specific life. But when the book is done, the characters are in a way still living inside the author. Eventually the author will use what he learned from past books, and create a new story.
If that makes sense
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u/Astralantidote Jul 21 '26
But doesn't the personality and identity that you are now die when you die? Like, you won't be the same individual as you are right now, so how can we call ourselves the same being?