10-09-2005 17:49									#1
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When we die.

I'm fairly certain there's nothing more after we're done here. We will slip into non-existence quietly and unknowingly, much like we appeared into existence when we first saw the light of day. Our consciousness will be gone.

Part of me however, on some level, would like to think of the great unknown as a place for seeing again the people I've loved, if not for eternity then for some unspecified amount of time. This is more of a feel good thing for me, something for keeping my peace of mind. I have a hard time believing it will actually come true, but it's nice to envision. In the same way, I like to think of my loved ones who've passed away, as being in a nice place now, not just having vanished.

Sorry in advance for the poll options, if some obvious ones are missing, or some are overlapping. I'm not very knowledgable on these spiritual things. I put in the ones I could think of, and made it multiple choice.

	10-09-2005 17:55									#2
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We will exist in form of pure energy then....saw something like that in Star trek

	10-09-2005 18:13									#3
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We get eaten by worms...

	10-09-2005 19:35									#4
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I'm not going to die.

	10-09-2005 19:40									#5
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Hmm, seeing (at the moment) 11 out of 11 votes for 'nothingness', maybe it'd have been more interesting to hear how certain people felt about 'nothingness' as opposed to.. well, anything else.

For me, if I were to quantify my level of belief in 'nothingness', I'd say around 80%. On a good day, I have a 20% suspicion there's something funny going on around that corner..

	10-09-2005 20:10									#6
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Vien dopo tanta irrision la Morte.
E poi?
E poi?
La Morte è il Nulla!
è vecchia fola il Ciel!

[After so much derision comes Death.
And then?
Death is Nothingness
And heaven an old lie.]

--Iago, "Credo" - Otello, G. Verdi

	10-09-2005 20:14									#7
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Not even nothingness. To me that implies a sort of awareness without sensation.

	10-09-2005 20:17									#8
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I took it to mean the "state of there being nothing," which would include awareness, ergo oblivion.

	10-09-2005 20:17									#9
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You become a liberal homosexual Winston.