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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not a scientist, but I consider myself agnostic or atheist. Really probably the latter. I do take solace in what someone else wrote above, and I have thought myself, that energy never dies. It is a constant. In that way, if a person has a "soul" it has touched many other people and things in this world. That vibration continues. The world is forever different because they lived. Now that they are dead, their soul does not exist, but its impact remains and reverberates forever -- more so if they really did a lot when they were alive, good or bad. One thing that living has taught me -- heaven and hell are on Earth, and it's pretty random which one you get to experience. Enjoy life and try to make things better for people stuck in hell. Also, luck changes and is random, so carpe diem. [/quote] Allegedly, my grandfather was trying to solve some equation or variable maybe for "life" leading up to his death, and I don't have his papers. Does that mean anything to you? [/quote] ^^ oops I meant this for the math or scientist poster[/quote]
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