[Flipside]

This is like the biggest case of weird surrealism I've ever encountered btw

And stop the big text, dammit, this has been fun so far

[iamzack]

I think if a Rock had a soul and it broke in two, then it would be two rocks and therefore now have two different souls, after all, there are plenty to go round

Edit: Big text is Big.

What happens when it's sand? And if that's the case, do dead things have souls?

[Daniel P]

Yes if a black hole is a Soul and it suck a Star into the black hole. What will happen to the Star soul.

Get compressed into singularity.

[iamzack]

how can a black hole have a soul?

[blackhole]

Yes if a black hole is a Soul and it suck a Star into the black hole. What will happen to the Star soul.

Get compressed into singularity.

I AM THE SOUL-EATER! MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

[iamzack]

your mom

[Turambar]

you don't have a soul, you have software!

[blackhole]

you don't have a soul, you have software!

My software eats your software >C

[iamzack]

you don't have a soul, you have software!

i would withhold sex from you for that if you had a sex drive.

[Turambar]

you don't have a soul, you have software!

i would withhold sex from you for that if you had a sex drive.

That'd be F:\Sex

[iamzack]

you were telling me to behave not 3 hours ago

and i totally saw that edit

[Daniel P]

F:\sex\

MD F:\sex\Babies

[blackhole]

Back to the topic of reincarnation, I find rabbits to be amusingly similar to humans in many regards. They are highly social creatures, they can't stop multiplying, and they live in fear of being eaten by predators, whereas humans live in fear of other humans

[Flipside]

It's like measuring the length of a beach, if you measure around every grain of sand, a beach can be infinitely long, I'm not 100% sold on the idea that inanimate object can have a soul, because I'm not entirely sure they have 'experiences' as such, but if you take a grain of sand away from a beach, is it still part of the beach despite being removed from it?

Maybe a grain of sand, like a rock, might have a soul, but then so does a mountain, so does a beach, people have individual souls, but then humanity might have a communal soul as well.

A grain of sand is, after all, simply a rock broken up into tiny pieces, maybe souls get less 'influential' depending on the sentience of the holder.

If you've ever read 'Foundation's Edge' and Asimov's explanation of 'Gaia', I might be able to explain it a little more clearly.

[iamzack]

Back to the topic of reincarnation, I find rabbits to be amusingly similar to humans in many regards. They are highly social creatures, they can't stop multiplying, and they live in fear of being eaten by predators, whereas humans live in fear of other humans

but rabbits are cute, and humans are ugly

[Daniel P]

Back to the topic of reincarnation, I find rabbits to be amusingly similar to humans in many regards. They are highly social creatures, they can't stop multiplying, and they live in fear of being eaten by predators, whereas humans live in fear of other humans

I wanted to reincarnated as Alpha one in Freespace.

[Mr. Vega]

Surveys=bull****

[iamzack]

It's like measuring the length of a beach, if you measure around every grain of sand, a beach can be infinitely long, I'm not 100% sold on the idea that inanimate object can have a soul, because I'm not entirely sure they have 'experiences' as such, but if you take a grain of sand away from a beach, is it still part of the beach despite being removed from it?

Maybe a grain of sand, like a rock, might have a soul, but then so does a mountain, so does a beach, people have individual souls, but then humanity might have a communal soul as well.

A grain of sand is, after all, simply a rock broken up into tiny pieces, maybe souls get less 'influential' depending on the sentience of the holder.

If you've ever read 'Foundation's Edge' and Asimov's explanation of 'Gaia', I might be able to explain it a little more clearly.

I just think that if something as weird as a soul can exist then there's no reason inanimate objects can't experience things.

I don't like sci-fi.

[Turambar]

I know Gaia.  Explain.

[blackhole]

Back to the topic of reincarnation, I find rabbits to be amusingly similar to humans in many regards. They are highly social creatures, they can't stop multiplying, and they live in fear of being eaten by predators, whereas humans live in fear of other humans

but rabbits are cute, and humans are ugly

And people ask me why I represent myself with an anthropomorphic rabbit...