You stop living.

Pallor mortis
Algor mortis
Rigor mortis
Livor mortis
Decomposition
Skeletonization

In that order.

Remember what it was like before you were born?

It's gonna be exactly like that

You go to an afterlife that is a religious war.

Also, I'm asking because I have this fear. I think when I die, I'll go into a void. But stuck with my thoughts.

>What happens when you die
>No religious wars

Whatthefuckamireading.jpg

>>2385235

Its funny, I started thinking about that a few days ago. And my irrational fear is slowly fading.

>>2385241
>>2385236
>>2385235
>>2385233
>>2385232
I love you guys.

>>2385238
Except you.

>>2385238
is that really bad? i thought that was what heaven was like.

>>2385238
I'm very certain that you will soon lose the capability to withhold consciousness, and thus the ability to think, upon death. I wouldn't worry about it if I were you.
>>2385233
And this is the correct answer.

>>2385233
>>2385235
These

>>2385251

>stuck seeing pitch black
>trapped with thoughts

I'm pretty sure this isn't heaven. But then again, what do I know.

>>2385238
That's frankly an absurd anticipation. Your senses are part of your mind. If you are thinking, you'll be experiencing your other senses as well. What you'll be sensing if disembodied from the physical world is another matter, but that's basically what happens in dreams. If you are still alive after death, it doesn't seem likely you will be any more in a "void" than you are in your dreams.

God eats your soul.

Monotheists call this heaven

OP, if you are afraid of dying, go to /lit/ and ask for books and philosophers about it.

I had this fear before, I mean uncontrollable fear, it made me actually vomit and get sick over it and I couldn't do anything. And I didn't get completely over, but I found out an answer on my on ways, without any religious or supernatural shit of course.

I believe that all intelligent people cross this feeling at a particular moment of their lives. And I mean feeling, not thought, because thinking about it is easy, but it gets really hard when you feel that abyss looking at you.

>>2385265
Thinking is what I live for. Infinite peace and quite with no hunger or desire allowing me to assemble the data I have collected throughout life... sounds cool to me bro. Stop being so negative.

You are a crazy fuck if you actually believe that is what happens though.

I'm pretty excited for the after life being absolutely nothing. When my mindfuck will finally shut the hell up and everything will be gone.

Modern valhalla:

Constant adventure, tits and weiners everywhere, and waffles stacked high like the ford building.

Also you get to see all your dead friends/relatives, but you don't usually get to see celebrities since why the fuck would they care about you?

Oh, and you get to fight angels and demons.

I'm pretty sure you shit your pants.

>>2385283

I'm not sure I can say I'm afraid of death, I just started thinking about this. It was more out of curiosity, than a fear. I started this thread, cause I wanted to know logically what would happen. I'm really afraid of bees.

>>2385307

Why would you say this?

>>2385307
Your bowels would loose themselves upon death, yes. So it is possible for you to shit your former self.

>>2385307

I like this answer a lot. And I, personally, look forward to have my care-takers clean my irrigated bowels after my passing.

You guys are idiots.

I rather suffer ultimate pain for eternity than to not be at all.

If you like void so much, why don't you suicide?
Life lovers: 1
Suicidals: 0

>>2385313
>I'm really afraid of bees.
What about bears? Are you afraid of bears? You are in big trouble if you are afraid of bears.

thanks OP, now I'm having a panic attack about my mortality again.

Gotta take a fucking hour out to reassure myself I'm immortal now.

>>2385228
Dude look at the reflection in the wood table below Dexter, so off and exaggerated.

>>2385324
Your preference doesn't mean anything in determining reality. Everyone in this thread already knows that there is only one thing that happens when you die... you stop living.

>>2385324

I don't think anyone here said they like voids? Also, what's the difference between dying of natural causes and committing suicide. You get the same results? One just works faster.

>>2385331

Nah, bears are sweet. I wanted to be a bear when I was younger. Scout eatan, fur havan, hibernatan.

>>2385324

You can't even fathom eternity, why would you even use that word.

>>2385313
Oh ok.

So, scientific explanation to what happends to you:
- Your body decays
- Your mind ceases to exist because your brain is not working

Note: wven when you pass out or dream your brain is working, that won't happen when you die.

Now you say
>what now?

And we say we don't fucking know because that's how shit is. Before you are born you are nothing and then you came to be. You will go to that stage.

>>2385359
I believe you were eleven.

>>2385362
Not samefag, but if there's one thing I've learned from watching Tarkovsky films is that while I may not be able to fathom such things as love or eternity without personally experiencing them, but I can still fathom their concepts. So nyeh!

>>2385368

Probably.

Well, if there's nothing on the other side, I don't think I'll care considering I'll be dead.

Buuuuuuuuuut, here's hoping for some Valhalla shit.

>>2385337

I used to have panic attacks when I was younger. Used to wake up screaming. I got over it.

>>2385386
Don't worry, they'll come back to you in your last few minutes.

You will be stuck in a cross sectional piece of time of the moment you die. The main thing is to go out as painlessly as possible, for example, if you drown: It will feel like you are drowning for eternity. If you die because your were cut in half by fishing wire around the stomach area, it's going to be a VERY painful eternity.

Good luck everyone.

>>2385383
How many of your enemies have you slain?
...
No beer and wenches for you.

>>2385337
>Gotta take a fucking hour out to reassure myself I'm immortal now.

Having an existential crisis, eh? That's kind of funny.

I think this the tamest I've seen /sci/ in a while. Kudos.

>>2385402

I AM NOT A MERE MORTAL!!!

>>2385395
Hey now, I beat up the 5th grade bully....When I was in 3rd Grade! I'm so going to Valhalla.

You know what would be a cool, yet weird form of an afterlife? You get there, then you get to reincarnate yourself in any world imaginable, in any form, but when you do, you lose all memory of the afterlife. Then when you die again, you regain it.

>>2385402
I know. I'm feeling pretty chill for some reason.

>>2385413
>>2385413
But at that point the "reincarnation" process is moot since "you" may've well been destroyed and another unrelated being created; it would elicit the same effect.

Also, what's your excuse for not praising Odin today?

>>2385420
I think that the atheist vs theist debates have become so common place that no one really gives a shit anymore. If only the world reflected this.

>>2385394
That's why I want to die peacefully sleeping like my grandfather and not in panic like the people in the bus he was driving.

>>2385431
>>2385420
>>2385402
Atheists won.
Christfags are tired and don't even butthurt anymore.

This is the world I want to live in. I love you /sci/

sage? sage.

organic matter decomposes. thats it.

you get a boner

>>2385426
Dude, it's the afterlife. At that point I'd just say "fuck logic".

>>2385441
Anyone else love Dester's Laboratory? Ego Trip was my cocaine as a child.

DMT gets released from your pituitary gland, causing hallucinations and extending your perception of time to an infinite degree. Hope it's not a bad trip.

>>2385448
The day you give up logic is the day you become nothing more than a conglomeration of particles.

On a completely unrelated note, logic and evidence lead to the conclusion that you are nothing more than a conglomeration of particles and that there is no afterlife.

>>2385457
Dexter's (?) Lab? I too hold that and many other animated works from that general time period in high regard.

>>2385470
You're no fun at all :(

>>2385482
FUN IS A HUMAN CONSTRUCT (i.e. IT DOES NOT EXIST IN OF ITSELF)

>>2385471
I loved that kid's voice too. Too bad the animation style changed later along with the voice. I suppose every show has its glory days followed by a decline. Kind of like Spongebob Squarepants, and Seinfeld.

>>2385487
>>2385482
>>2385470
>>2385448
I love you guys.

>>2385492
As they say, "all good things must [eventually] come to an end," which seems to be applicable to a lot of situations. I'd like to think that it's just me being older and jaded, but the stuff they pump out these days certainly isn't anything like they used to make.