An Answermugger suggested I Google "Death is an illusion" which I did. Ever hear of Biocentrism? It's kinda nifty. Whatcha think? Why?

A quantum physics fan! TRRIFIC!  Thank you for your very thoughtful and informative reply and Happy Friday to thee Kg! :)

Death is an illusion because otherwise how could Schrodinger's cat be dead and alive at the same time? The dead people in the cemetery is an illusion because that is what you perceive via your perspective in a 3 dimensional existence. 

Wouldn't it be more fun to do your existence in a dimension where multiple possibilities could occur at the same time? 

This post was edited by Kittigate at January 27, 2017 4:32 AM MST

I am familiar with the concept you are proposing. I am. As I am familiar with the.concept of information never being lost. Which we could sort of push into a concept of a common consciousness and all that. And you know you may be right. And as much as the Scientific Scientifications support them, im all for speculations on the after life or as you may prefer, after transformation let's say. 
But even if I were to accept all that, and we shoot into a vortex and out of a Quasar, what ever happens after
The heart stops pumping, is all speculation. Or at best impossible to confirm assurances.
About the dead people in the cemetery, im kind of going to stick with my certainty.
Im pretty sure they are dead. : )

Scientists are trying to build computers based on the concept that infinite possibilities can occur in the same instant so if you only see the people in the cemetery as 'dead' then i guess that would most likely disqualify you from ever becoming the inventor of a quantum computer. This post was edited by Kittigate at January 27, 2017 4:30 AM MST

Come on K, there's no need to get personal. Is there?
Also, this is all in good humor, im not expecting to change your mind. You can be wrong, that's.ok with me.  )
On what the scientists are trying to build, how bout we talk about it then, when they are done trying and get to the discovering. 
For example, I've never baked a cake before. This weekend is my dear friends L birthday. Im going to try to bake a cake for her. But even my best intentions are not a guarantee to me coming up with a good cake, or a quantum one of those, or whatever the scientiststs are working on. No? 

I was just kidding there...
When you meet your dear friend for her birthday celebration show her the invitations you will be sending out to time travellers -after your party is over- to see if they will travel back in time to come as surprise visitors for the occasion during your party celebration  to wish her a happy birthday. This post was edited by Kittigate at January 27, 2017 4:30 AM MST

How did you know I was going to do that? If I didn't know better, I'd think you're from the future. But then you would have already known I was going to say that. . .and this. . .and this. . . ) 

Im glad you were, 
Or I could leave early if the party is good, go back and return an hour earlier. Then continue to do that, forever. And never die. So, maybe you are.probably right after all!!
Thanks K. )

Thanks for hanging in and making this a really nifty thread Lago. I'm a huge quantum physics fan so I dig all of this! :) A lot! :)

I like physics and math a little too. I remember when I was young, somebody gave a book on physics. 
I remember looking out the window and seeing the neighborhood kids play outside.
I had the book open on an explanation about why we see wheels go backwards when at a certain speed. 
That was amazing to me!

Due to quantum superposition of events everything of the infinite past and future occurs in the present tense so it's just a matter of finding the right spot to look, kind of like finding the right page in a book to view the event(s).
I don't have to be there. This post was edited by Kittigate at January 27, 2017 4:32 AM MST

Thank you for a fantastically nifty thread Kg! Seriously! :) I am a huge quantum physics fan so I'm really enjoying this.How many dimensions do you think there are? 10, 26, infinite? Whatever mysteries there all the answers could be in those other dimensions and forever inaccessible to us. Ever read a book called FLATLAND? It's out of print but it is about two-dimensional creatures living in a 3-dimensional world. The drawings are mindbending!  :)

Flatland.. sounds interesting,  i'll make a search for it.

I can only perceive 2 dimensions;  zero dimension which is the 'spooky' state of quantum mechanics where you get quantum entanglement,  past and future events  occurring in the present tense , particles which can communicate with each other light years apart.. all that kind of thing.

3 dimensional state of the universe where everything seems relatively 'normal' to us except for quite a bit of unsolved mysteries, ghostly appearances,  documented poltergeist activities and other of paranormal phenomena. 

Other dimemensions are imaginary or constructs made up to serve some purpose -like eleven dimensions created to make string theory seem valid.

Im not sure I'd say that concepts grown from mathematical certainties are imagined. Many, many, many real life, tangible, concepts came about ideas that were only hinted at by the mathematics behind them.

FLATLAND!!!!
Fantastic!!!
Have you seen the animated movie????

The cemeteries are an illusion too Lago. That's the point. According to that view. Thank you for your reply and Happy Friday! :)

I understand that Ms Rosie. Im sure you know I do. I understand it is  a matter of how we are defining reality and illusion.
I incline more towards the pragmatic side of things. 
Which, I know, it is a somewhat limited way to see things. 
Thanks Ms Rosie.

How do you know this?
I see that instead of saying, I think, or , I believe, 
You say, "I know"
.
How do you know?

Im not debating you, or disagreeing. Im just curious. I'd like to know what made you KNOW this.