You know, I’ve always been wondering what will happen once a person reaches death. I know it’s a topic no one wants to talk about but I have a few things. Now, I am a Christian, so my first point is that people will either go to heaven or to hell. Now, of course we always can argue how we have evidence compared to faith blah blah, but I presume we don’t need to get into that. Second, we could simply be wiped out. Kinda like shutting down a computer, once it is off, it can’t do anything. Think about it this way, we can all just be laying down on a couch, fall asleep, and then all of a sudden boom, nothing, we forget about our memories about life we earned, darkness forever, no interactions beyond death. Now, I’ve got one more question. If we have a “spirit” inside of us, why do we need a brain? Think about this scientifically now. The brain’s cells collect information and makes connections with other things, and that’s how we learn. Our brain also controls us ourself. If we were to remove our brains, nothing would function with us, so the idea of an afterlife in which we exist without brains is kinda out of the question, which eliminates us going to heaven or hell (I know I’m contradicting myself saying I’m a Christian and using this theory, but I kinda think this is true. And my third theory. Think about this, how were we born into existence in the first place? We just kind of “appeared” once we were born. We didn’t get to “choose” who we were, or know our parents before we came into existence, it just kind of happened. So what if, when we die, we disappear as stated in my second theory, but now we start a new life, as some new person coming into the world? I am edging more to this theory because the way we came into existence in the first place makes as little sense as knowing how space was created in the first place, plus when we die, won’t living eternally as us be kind of boring? That pretty much sums up this post. Just thought I’d bring that out there, hear other people’s voices, opinions, shout-outs, whatever. I tried to make this as unbiased as possible, but bringing up Christianity was something I had to do to get my message out.
In other news, I pulled out Game Maker 5.3A today, got Purper off of one of my archive disks, and modified it a bit to my liking and played. Purper is a Real Time Strategy (RTS) game that plays pretty well. Now that I understand GML, I could modify this game with ease. The only problem was figuring out the translations to the meanings of the variables set. They were either in German or French, not sure exactly, but it’s a fun game nonetheless.