The flaw in the concept of heaven

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Don't you see? If you make an observation, then make a prediction based on that observation, in the world of science you're allowed to call people on their bulls**t or prove them right. Example: you notice that when you let go of a ball on planet Earth, it falls to the surface at 9.8 m/s^2. You decide to tell others that this is the case, and that if they drop something, it will fall at the same rate. Others are now able to test it for themselves, to see if your idea is any good. You can't do that with something that is 'supernatural'. This is not an opinion, it is part of the definition of 'supernatural'.

Let me again try to get my point across: you say there is a possibility of something supernatural existing. By thinking this, you accept that there may be things which no other human can understand, but that happen regardless. And that's the problem: in even accepting the possibility that stuff happens that can't be proved by people, you're essentially being a child with fingers in his ears going 'LA LA LA LA LA LA I can't hear you!! !'.

This is also known by such fascinating terms as: ignorance, psychosis, dogma, faith, belief, 'I've-just-got-a-feelin', and 'f**ck you, I'm right'. Whether you go the whole way or just accept the possibility of supernatural phenomena, you're being just as ignorant.

Although, you know what they say: ignorance is bliss.

Exactly. Just like their molecular constituents which turn into bacteria and a few mice and worms. But that's certainly not what people have in mind when they speak of the hereafter.

Actually I find it quite comforting that my molecular constituents will one day be new lifeforms.

Actually every ti,e you breathe, defecate, sneeze, spit, bleed,or otherwise release anything from your body that material has a good chance of passing into some other life form. In a sense these things are only borrowed, never owned.

Agreed.

Now, are emotions energy? Do you think our thoughts have any substance? Is there energy in the brain?

Well, we have increased those energy circuits over the years. Still, I haven't seen your response to my question..."Does the brain contain energy?"

Does the brain create energy? No? Energy cannot be created? Does the brain destroy energy? No? Energy cannot be destroyed.

What is intelligence? Is it a form of energy? If you analyze intelligence to the pinpoint of beginning, yes it is energy in the brain that allows intelligence. Does it die? No, I think it spirals to become less or more. We are either growing or dying. That is a fact.

Energy doesn't always take the form of intelligence. We can will it to tho...