THE ULTIMATE QUESTION: Life After Death?

[EzzyCrafts]

We all know it's coming for us. It is imminent and inevitable, however what happens afterwards?

Me personally, from various webpages I've accidentally went through, some from https://www.debunkingskeptics.com/ (which I still don't know how to navigate their website), and other things,I still believe that we evolve in some sort of way afterward because if it were to just go to waste, there are too many things that contradict each other with the traditional beliefs of death.

Does anyone know anything about that one theory where some cells staying alive after death for at least two weeks in some sort of defense/safety mechanism to have a chance of revival?
What actually happens when someone wakes up from some sort of injury or is revived but they aren't conscious? How long have they've waited for conscious return, and wouldn't it be considered a form of coma?

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[WKYK]

I still believe that we evolve in some sort of way afterward because if it were to just go to waste, there are too many things that contradict each other with the traditional beliefs of death.

Interesting, could you elaborate on this? Like do you think because of the amount of similarities between different beliefs that they must be true to some level?

Does anyone know anything about that one theory where some cells staying alive after death for at least two weeks in some sort of defense/safety mechanism to have a chance of revival?

Never heard of this but somewhat related I've always wondered, if you get beheaded is there at least a moment that you perceive the world as a decapitated head? Freaky stuff but I wonder...

As for my personal beliefs, I'm a pretty atheist guy so I don't think anything really happens. However I do often think about the idea that everyone lives through everyone else's life. Like once you die you just live through the next person who was born's life. This would create some sort of fairness in the world, at least when it comes to human interaction. Not something I truly believe deep down, but it's a cool idea.