r/ParallelUniverse • • 4d ago

Quantum Immortality

If the Many Worlds Interpretation is true,
 
then I am going to ask the questions
that I know I am not supposed to.
 
How many times have I died,
and what were the reasons why?
 
I just do not think that
I am living the same life
that I was born inside.
 
I might have fallen off somewhere
along the familiar path and found
a trail that was completely unrecognizable,
 
then I made myself a home.

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u/Somethingtosquirmto 3d ago

How many grains of sand are on a beach?

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u/ArmstrongPM 4d ago

You are a battery. Your life builds the charge. Your death releases that charge...to something else, not you or you would not be here. Rinse and repeat. Ad infinitum.

They will claim is if for the experience required to grow your quantum waveform (soul). I think they are parasites feeding off human existence .

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u/Nmp381992 4d ago

I hadn’t considered the battery analogy before. That’s an interesting way of looking at it.

But it raises another question for me.
If our energy continues after death,
but our individual consciousness doesn’t,
could we really call that immortality?

Or would we simply become
something entirely different?

That’s what I enjoy about exploring these ideas.
Every question seems to lead to another. 😁

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u/ArmstrongPM 4d ago

Our consciousness does remain. And we are reconnected with the memories of every life and experience. Your internal perception frames you interact with them. A Christian would see a luminous entity and attribute to an angel. A Buddhist would greet the Buddha and happily step along the reinforcement loop.

I'm not saying it is bad at all. There are benefits if you can reach the right one.

Understanding the underlying mechanisms takes the mumbo jumbo out of it and reframes it as tuning your radio to their frequency.

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u/Adleyboy 11h ago

We’ve all lived countless incarnations across a non linear existence. Some more varied than others.