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by da25
967 days ago
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I think, I do understand both the perspectives (or at least believe so).
One, that after death, you lose your continued existence.
And the other, that, this non-existence isn't a loss, since you can't experience it anymore. Inevitably, the distinction lies in the belief of, whether the world continues to exist once you die - because if it does, then your non-existence is still a loss for your peers and the rest of the world. On other hand, your qualia (sense/experience) of the world is all you have - i.e. your sense of sound, sight, touch etc. So, at most, this sense of experience is what you can call your "world" - nothing more, nothing less. And once that ceases there is no "world" anymore. |
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