From: Replicant00@aol.com
Date: Sat Oct 23 1999 - 14:59:06 MDT
In a message dated 10/23/1999 11:29:53 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
Spudboy100@aol.com writes:
<<
> Yet, sounds like lunacy if they claim there is a next life
The Universe is yet young, by the limited understanding of most
cosmologists.
So if organization and technology continue in a punctuated evolution-fashion
over the next 10-20 trillion years; no doubt many things utterly ludicrous
today will be 'plausible. No guarantees, tho'.
>>
Just because we can fantasize about reincarnation does not make it plausible.
We can say "someday we may find out the moon is made of cheese", but it won;t
make the moon any more cheesy than it really is.
I see absolutely no reason to believe in an afterlife. None. Zero. Worse, if
it was true, it is of no use if we can't remember it, so what's the point of
this fantasy anyway?
Tao de Ching never says anythign about that, someone just interjected it
randomly I believe.
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