If in death we can feel and see and experience everything then surely that means that we are not dead? Because to be dead is too feel nothing and experience nothing but if in death we do indeed feel and see and experience everything then surely that would mean we are more alive than when we are truly thought to be alive? Because in life we can not experience everything but in death we can, so what is the true distinction between the two except for the fact that we do not have our bodies in death but if we experience everything that must mean touch as well so maybe we are given are a form. So what truly is death?
Thu 31 Mar, 2011 03:52 pm - I don't have a tail... :/ and ok good for you, I also had this thought when I was about ten but obviously not as deeply as I am thinking about now as it is quite an indept thought and... (view)
Thu 31 Mar, 2011 02:32 pm - Why would I post my IQ ? In fact I don't even know it. I'm just an average guy... I just like thinking about things, solving the problems that are out there, thinking about the solutions... (view)
