Death, religion, etc. etc.

[sans culottes]

Basically, if you could choose nothingness, heaven, or reincarnation, what do you want to happen to you when you die?

[rdl]

Uhh.

Option 1: Eternal happiness.
Option 2: Return to the shithole.
Option 3: You can never think or do anything ever again.

Who would choose anything other than option 1?

[Daddy]

Would the requirements for that system be adapted to your current belief?

Because I think Heaven would be pretty cook but there's no way I'm worshipping a big genocidal baby.

[Andria]

Uhh.

Option 1: Eternal happiness.
Option 2: Return to the shithole.
Option 3: You can never think or do anything ever again.

Who would choose anything other than option 1?

I chose option 3  

I am just not a fan of eternal life it sounds good to some people but sounds more like a pain to me. I wouldn't want to return over and over that would be basically the same thing. So I chose for nothing to happen.

[Daddy]

Uhh.

Option 1: Eternal happiness.
Option 2: Return to the shithole.
Option 3: You can never think or do anything ever again.

Who would choose anything other than option 1?

Think of it like this.


Option 1: Eternal Happiness or Eternal Damnation and torture.
Option 2: Return to the shithole until you have enough karma to reach nirvana (which is what most reincarnation systems have in a way or another).
Option 3: So it doesn't matter if you're good or bad.  

[Geno]

there's no way I'm worshipping a big genocidal baby.

oh god lmao

[Thyme]

Would the requirements for that system be adapted to your current belief?

Because I think Heaven would be pretty cook but there's no way I'm worshipping a big genocidal baby.

This, pretty much. Heaven as a mythical location in itself is pretty great, but I don't like the concept of restraining myself to do stuff I could enjoy in my life so I can get a good afterlife.

so imma be a big cheater and come up with my own option yay

I want my conception of time to stop and live the rest of eternity in dreams.

[rdl]

Option 1: Eternal Happiness or Eternal Damnation and torture.

But he said "Paradise"

[Daddy]

But he said "Paradise"

i assumed that is what would happen if you were good so the inverse ofbeing bad would also be there.

[Socks]

The only option available to me, number three. That moment when you realize this is your last thought must be pretty intense.

[Hiro]

How about when you die, you go to the afterlife (only one, no heaven or hell) and then when you feel like it, you can get reincarnated.   Or maybe when you die, your energy transfers to the earth and other life forms and you eventually become a new life form.

[Oh]

 Why would anyone want to live forever? If entertainment here is based on making money, and heaven is perfect, people would have no drive to make money, so no more tv, internet, and other fun activities. Don't forget about all the babies who will stay babies forever, and the millions of people that will be there according to their religion. I mean, after a couple of decades(no time?) a guy would get pretty tired and bored really. And all of the things that make life exciting and a challenge, like paying off a debt or saving up for a car will be gone. There would be no meaning other then to talk with people.  

[Selkie]

Uh yea heaven.

I consider heaven, being the religious concept it is, as a place that is total complete happiness. So if you WANT to eventually die, you can. Or even if it makes you happy to go to heaven for a while then be reincarnated, you can. It will still be a fake world, but identical to the real one so you couldn't tell the difference anyway (like the matrix :o)

SO yea, I don't think you can ever actually get bored in heaven.

[Oh]

Uh yea heaven.

I consider heaven, being the religious concept it is, as a place that is total complete happiness. So if you WANT to eventually die, you can. Or even if it makes you happy to go to heaven for a while then be reincarnated, you can. It will still be a fake world, but identical to the real one so you couldn't tell the difference anyway (like the matrix :o)

SO yea, I don't think you can ever actually get bored in heaven.

The thing about religion is, people who claim to have been to heaven or God told them to write this or not, have in some way benefited from the people who believe them. And look at priests, the priest from my old church(when I used to believe in a God) went to "help people find God" in Puerto Rico with the donations of rich people. 

[Paul]

Which one would we want or what do we believe in?

I thought rationally.