what happens to you, when you die? Options

[*yrrnotelekktric*]

thoughts?

if this is a topic already, SORRY.

[brooklyneast05]

nothing will happen, just like nothing happened before you were born.

[MissFits]

nothing will happen, just like nothing happened before you were born.

I was going to say that same exact thing.
I don't see why it's so hard to believe that if you went from nothing to something you can go from something to nothing.

But, there is a lot I don't understand, like how our bodies are full of energy and how energy doesn't die it only tranfers. So, if we die and our energy transfers to something else isn't that the same thing as being reincarnated?

[NoSex]

But, there is a lot I don't understand, like how our bodies are full of energy and how energy doesn't die it only tranfers. So, if we die and our energy transfers to something else isn't that the same thing as being reincarnated?

We don't define ourselves as the levels and forms of energy within our bodies. Generally, and philosophically, when we refer to ourselves we mean what is evident through our consciousness and our cognitive abilities. If not for our ability to recall experience, interpret experience, relate it, and imagine it, we might not have any idea of self whatsoever. But, in either case, in most instances, when we refer to ourselves, we mean an entity biologically dependent on energy, but philosophically independent of (in some instances) even our own bodies.