Poll: What happens after death?

[CNKFan]

You rot in a box in a hole covered in dirt. Or if you are cremated you chill in a vase.

 

[Iampringles]

Remember what it was like before you were born?

No?

Well, it'll probably be like that.

 

[Cocal]

Sweet most people on the Escapist are in there right minds!

 

[Cocal]

After you die, the world goes on as usual. A modest fee is spent on your funeral and the coffinmaker makes a little money. But for you? Decomposition.

Though, if I had to pick a religious afterlife, I'd go with Mandangism.
When you die, you go to the floating island of Mandango where there is no jealousy or boredom, and everyone lives a life of wine-drinking and steaming hot sex, every day, for eternity.

good, I'm set to go to that island

 

[Nazulu]

You come back as another person in another universe out of the billions there are and it's nothing like this universe.

 

[Fenring]

I'm voting nothingness. I just think it's more likely than the others. But what ever you choose, you have no ay of knowing until you yourself die, that's the way it is.

Funny my English class is doing almost the exact same thing as this thread, the majority went nothingness.

 

[PirateKing]

We continue the journey in another plane of existence.
This is what I would prefer at least.

 

[Plauged1]

I'm the "Don't know, don't care." kind of guy...

 

[quack35]

I thought people hated sequels?

 

[quack35]

Also, how the fuck should I know? I haven't died yet.

 

[Chainsaws_of_War_2]

I'm a fan of something akin to "Pascal's Wager". What I think doesn't matter. There's still the chance God exists, and thus, I should ingratiate myself to him, so that I can end up in Heaven if it exists. If there is no Heaven, I was screwed to start, so at least I didn't lose anything anyway.

Could not of put it better myself. I mean in all honesty, what's there to lose in believing in the slight chance a god exists? Personally I can't see going all through life as an apt athiest laughing my head off at all those stupid people believing in a "god" who shows "love" through "divine power". I sincerly doubt when you die and you were wrong you could be considered a fail...

 

[EgoDeusEst]

After you die, the world goes on as usual. A modest fee is spent on your funeral and the coffinmaker makes a little money. But for you? Decomposition.

Though, if I had to pick a religious afterlife, I'd go with Mandangism.
When you die, you go to the floating island of Mandango where there is no jealousy or boredom, and everyone lives a life of wine-drinking and steaming hot sex, every day, for eternity.

good, I'm set to go to that island

Right on brotha. I'll see you there then. I mean that in a totally non homo way. No really I do XD

 

[sharks9]

I think heaven
I dont see the point in believing in nothingness, it would be way to depressing for me

 

[massau]

i think here on earth is a test the "bad ones" re-incarnate to try again but the "good ones "will go to a better world maybe another parallel universe maybe in a alien society or just to another time. so i will come back after some years if i died but i wouldn't remember anything only i will have some experience and feel familiar to everything. and yes there "old souls and young soles". i think i'm one of the older souls and some people are young soles.

 

[ShaFe123]

it cant be nothingness
like.. i don't know how to explain it but, it cant be nothing
re-incarnation or something is the closest thing to it though

 

[SardonicKyle]

I beleive that whats happens after death comes from what you beleive, I mean really, life in general is only commiting to eventual death, but after you die i think it depends on what you beleive in your life

 

[ohellynot]

what do you mean by other?

Other because his list is incredibly short and only represents a very narrow view of the possibilties. He's even left out the most basic "who knows and who cares"

calm down bit more aggresive than is really called for.
But yea I do agree with you

 

[Willwillwritehiswill]

Decomposition happens. That's about it.
It's beyond the human mind to comprehend not living so people confabulate beliefs.