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Say what you want, but the biggest conflict in all of human history is the one we all have with our own mortality.
It doesn't have to be.
Take a lesson from the Stoics. If the creator of all came to you before your born, and even in the guf, and said..."ok, I found a body for you down on an obscure planet in an obscure galaxie. Those are humans down there. Once embodied, you will have anatomy with feelings.
And you said, "that's great. And I get to live forever?"
The creator of all responds..."No, that's not in the deal. You get to live somewhere between 0 and 100 earth years" 85 give or take.
And you said...But I want to live forever!"
The creator responds...Not being offered. The choices are 85 or nothing.
You respond..."I'll take the 85."
The creator responds..."you should say thank you."
Moral of the story: I have no idea what this universe is. I woke up in it one day and my parents said "your name is Marty" and I've been wondering ever since. And I have no idea if there is life after death or not. But I am glad and grateful for whatever life I have gotten or will get.
Appears that science is starting to prove there is some sort of life after death. Lots of great stuff on YouTube.
This guy I think deals with the medical side of it, but there's skit if great work being done
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