it's interesting to me how much thought some other people put into this sort of thing because i give it zero thought. i don't know what happens when we die and i really don't care
to me it seems like a waste of energy to come up with such elaborate explanations for something of which there is no factual evidence. but i guess it serves a purpose for some people, and lots of people probably think the BS i spend my time on is stupid.
i don't really understand the search for these kinds of answers. it seems to me that it's all conjecture, and the answers you land on are ones that bring you peace, not the ones that have proven themselves to be true. you have not died and gone to "the other side" to see what it's like. nor has sylvia browne. so at the end of the day, you're still left with uncertainty, right? inasmuch as a lack of proof = uncertainty.
so i don't go asking questions that can only be answered with just-so stories. but i am fascinated by people who do and by their answers.
what shocks me the most about all of this is that you went 20 years without reading a book.
