Death (part two)
You are not conscious when you are dead and you do not experience the unimaginable length of time that you do not exist. The chances of your consciousness coming into existence again would be almost impossible. The odds of such an occurrence could probably not be calculated. But there is no shortage of time or space. For example, lets say you have trillions of dice with trillions of sides each and in order for your consciousness to spring into existence again every die must land on one at the same time. Off the top of my head I can't calculate the odds of this happening but I'm pretty sure the odds are not good. But relative to the infinite amount of time this is nothing. It is a glimpse and is bound to happen eventually if the universe is truly infinite.
Now let me go back to my first point. When you die you are not conscious so you do not experience the vast amount of time that you do no exist. In other words you don't experience the roll of the dice. So whether or not it takes one roll or 100 rolls or trillions and trillions of rolls it makes no difference to you until all the dice finally land on one and you are suddenly conscious again and able to experience time.
Because of this, when you die, you instantaneously become conscious again.
Now let me go back to my first point. When you die you are not conscious so you do not experience the vast amount of time that you do no exist. In other words you don't experience the roll of the dice. So whether or not it takes one roll or 100 rolls or trillions and trillions of rolls it makes no difference to you until all the dice finally land on one and you are suddenly conscious again and able to experience time.
Because of this, when you die, you instantaneously become conscious again.
