Can consciousness continue to exist after death?

That's a good question, but, as upstairs, not even 10,000 years from now.

We are studying Marxist-Leninist philosophy, which is atheism, and the result is, of course, negative: there is no consciousness! This is what is commonly said to be "a man dies like a lamp goes out".

Many people think that they have studied science, and they self-righteously deny the possibility that people may be conscious after death. In fact, this is not the real spirit of science!

There are two major features of science that are often overlooked:

The first is the distinction between scientific confirmation and falsification

For example, DNA can only be falsified but not confirmed, because the probability of the same possibility is very small, and the unfalsifiable is regarded as confirmation.

The second is that science is always misunderstood by people as natural science is science, and spiritual science and spiritual science seem to be idealistic disciplines, which is a misunderstanding.

When a person dies, he cannot come back and tell us whether there is a soul after death; If he comes back and tells you yes or no, you won't believe it all, because when he comes back, he is not dead, and what he sees and hears is not the experience of a real dead man. All can neither be confirmed nor falsified.

So this is an eternal problem, and it is really not good to believe in gods and new ghosts. But there is no need to deprive the old man of the confidence to live a few more years. The closer people get to their old age, the more nostalgic they become for this world, and the spiritual phenomena of true and false that arise from them will always be an inexhaustible subject of research.

After talking for a long time, I tend to analyze it from this perspective:

1. C and h are hydrocarbons, which can only be burned;

2. C, H, and O form carbohydrates, which can be eaten and used as nutrition;

3. The amino acids formed by C, H, O, and N are amino, protein, and life;

4. C, H, O, N, P, S form DNA, which can be inherited.

The next question is, how do mental activities, mental activities, take place on organic molecules? Does it have laws like conservation?。。

To assert that "there is" is subjective idealism;

Since man is dead, turned to ashes, and decomposed, he asserts that "nothing" is objective idealism. The latter thinks of themselves as materialistic. We have been entangled in these two isms and cannot extricate ourselves.

The above humble words are laughing.

When a person dies, he realizes that he is dying.

When a person dies, he is not only conscious, but also perceives that he is dying.

I think consciousness can exist as an EEG signal for a short period of time.

As for how often.

So far, it has not been studied.

Do you discover another you in your subconscious, and if you don't discover it, if you can't discover it when you're dead, won't you never be discovered?

No!! The human body is the carrier of consciousness, and if the skin does not exist, the hair will be attached?!!

Well, contemptible think.

The possibility of consciousness cannot be ruled out.

The paradoxes that science can offer are far inferior to the many empirical evidences available today.

Dialectical materialism says that there are no ghosts and gods, only he is correct, and he is the most scientific. He also said that everything is developing, so he is shooting himself in the foot.

Then the question of the so-called post-origin of consciousness will remain a mystery.

When science is able to explain and control supernatural forces very clearly, I think this can completely deny the existence of consciousness in the afterlife.

Consciousness, as a kind of energy, disintegrates and dissolves when it is exhausted.

The stronger ones can exist for a few minutes longer than the average person.

It turns out that there is a moment of sobriety after death.

Can or can Human beings will forever explore the answer to this unanswered question, it is absolutely impossible to find, and it doesn't matter if you find life.

Yes, but a new possession must be found.

It's theology, right?

What happens after death.

The current capabilities of humanity.

There's no way to go ** yet.

I'll tell you when I'm dead.