@Fil Albuquerque,
Fil Albuquerque wrote:Well it can be more or less argued that the death of something would require the absolute destruction of information about it without any residual bi products which seams impossible, once change itself alone doesn't account for loss of identity...for instance while is true I am not the same person I was 10 years ago I still think of "me" as being the same identity because the process of change is accounted for in the same person...I am a collection of selfs itself made thing. All the changed in "me" is explained within my own identity and I am informed about it.
...as for the more mundane account of death I believe in it very much...we died when we stop explaining, self informing, our changing process.
Let 's avoid an error of mistaken identity.
U and your human body are 2 different things.
Your human body is your property, like your shoes.
When your car wears out, u r not dead. U can get another car
or opt to remain a pedestrian. When your human body wears out,
u r not dead; its just molting. Your conscious mind survives, ex-carnate.
We know this from the testimony of people
who have returned from death in hospitals,
which is supported by folks who have had out-of-body experiences
in states of good health.
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David
