Is 'reincarnation' possible by rearranging atoms?
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2020 3:51 am
If no matter can be created or destroyed, is it an inevitability that we will all continue consciousness long, long after our deaths because one day, our atoms will rearrange themselves?
I know that time was created by the big bang, and could end with the big crunch- but if one bang happened, it is likely to happen again, which is why I am assuming that time is eternal.
I also know that it seems incredibly unlikely based on how complex we are, but if time is infinite then I believe it is impossible not to be reborn (?)
I also question whether or not consciousness would continue... Would rearranging the atoms bring us back or just create a 'clone' with a new consciousness?
Would it have to be comprised of the same atoms or could it be a different combination yet still return our consciousness?
I know that time was created by the big bang, and could end with the big crunch- but if one bang happened, it is likely to happen again, which is why I am assuming that time is eternal.
I also know that it seems incredibly unlikely based on how complex we are, but if time is infinite then I believe it is impossible not to be reborn (?)
I also question whether or not consciousness would continue... Would rearranging the atoms bring us back or just create a 'clone' with a new consciousness?
Would it have to be comprised of the same atoms or could it be a different combination yet still return our consciousness?