He's perfectly right in saying that nobody knows what goes on when we die. It's one of mankind's great unanswered questions. Science assumes nothing happens due to logical medical data. However this doesn't conclusively prove an after life doesn't exist. Science doesn't even seek to prove anything, it just draws up a model based on the available data and predicts an outcome. In this case, it speculates and predicts that when we die, we cease to exist. Complete and utter oblivion. Is science going around proclaiming that is the *true* answer? No. Only misguided people like you who think science works like that do.
If we extrapolate from all KNOWN factors then science and current knowledge says we as physical entities crumble to dust (our consciousness being dependant upon said biological functioning)
That would mean we would be dead.
Compare and contrast being dead with being asleep
Zero awareness if you will - sleeping without any dreams or whatever.
Now i dont know about the rest of you but when im asleep heres the thing which is crazy.....i'm not awake. So for those 8 hours or so that im having dreamless sleep i dont exist.
I would imagine the same conditions would apply when i die. i.e. ZERO consciousness
just to sum up
dreamless sleep = zero consciousness
dead = zero consciousness
And you know what? It doesnt bother me in the slightest....... why?
because i will not be conscious! How can i worry or be concerned about a state of being where i will not be awake or conscious during it? I dont worry whether i will never wake up when i go to sleep each night.
Sure the difference is i assume i will wake up again after sleeping but it is certainly not guaranteed. If i do die in my sleep i will never know.
Ultimately only the Living worry about being dead!
I think what we are really worried about is being ALIVE or conscious after we die....
Possibly its incomprehensible for Consciousness to study the UnLife or Void of Death. Like opposite sides of the coin...neither side can see the other but one can speculate about it...