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DNA is where competing explanations (tangible and intangible) for the creation of life converge. Both are about the melding of two strands of prioritized information. It's not a new idea. The trick is in properly explaining it so that both explanations are deemed equally credible. The interesting part is that the intangible explanation allows for natural provision of afterlife. When I'm done the religions are doomed.
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Pretzel · 70-79, M
what kind of work do you do?
DangerGirl · 22-25, F
@Pretzel Theoretical science.
Pretzel · 70-79, M
@DangerGirl well done!
Richard65 · M
Serious question.
Does your research make you feel estranged from society to a certain extent? What you're studying sounds so rarified, that your mind is probably in a different zone for much of the time, like people studying quantum mechanics. I'm guessing you don't regard your own life the same (perhaps) as the rest of us regard ours.
DangerGirl · 22-25, F
@Richard65 Let's tackle this in two parts. What study are you struggling to make sense of? And why would you think that my death would reveal something new? Death is a reset. It's starting from scratch.
Richard65 · M
@DangerGirl I'm not exactly sure what your research entails and how you ally that research in, say, DNA, to find conclusive evidence of an afterlife. My point about death was that, if you're looking for conclusive proof of an afterlife, then death would provide it.
I confess, I might have misunderstood your entire field of research from the beginning. If I have, I apologise.
DangerGirl · 22-25, F
@Richard65 I thought you were expressing dismay in your own study of something else coming to nothing. The wording confused me. As to death revealing something: this belief is specific to an explanation rooted in magical, not natural provision of afterlife. My work includes finding testable evidences that make conclusive knowledge during life possible.
DangerGirl · 22-25, F
P.S. I don't like laughing emojis on serious posts. Would you laugh at someone's funeral too? Blocked!

 
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