what's it like after death?

[TRANSPONDER]

Originally Posted by gabfest

Yes. As for now, when it appears the fire of life has gone we have to call the game at some point.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safety_coffin

25+ years ago an instructor informed our class of the following: "The patients who are now receiving home health, in the past, would have been hospitalized. The patients who are on the hospital floors, in the past, would have been in the I.C.U.(s). The patients who are in the I.C.U.(s), in the past, would have been in the grave."

Not living in the US, the only corpse I have ever seen was a dead cat. It gave me nightmares for months.

[TRANSPONDER]

Originally Posted by Katzpur

And to that, I'd ask, "What was your first year of life like? No second-hand accounts, please. Personal recollections only."

It would be as relevant to ask "How did you feel about the war on terror" when you were 10 years old?

[gabfest]

Originally Posted by TRANSPONDER

Not living in the US, the only corpse I have ever seen was a dead cat. It gave me nightmares for months.

Are you serious?

[jetgraphics]

Sequential linear time bound, partially furred, variously garbed, electrically powered, water filled, gas processing, food cooking, meat bags might be confused by non linear, non sequential, parallel time paradigm of nondimensional consciousness. . . just sayin’.

The end goal for partially furred, variously garbed, electrically powered, food cooking, water filled, gas processing meat bags inhabited by sentient nondimensional beings is to ride them until they break, and get in line to ride another.