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anon#2's Top (1) Replies by other users' votes
- (1 vote) What do you belive happens to a person after they die?
[quote Richard Cor de Lyon]There is no death… only a change of FORM.
Bright blessings~
Richard[/quote]
I agree lavoisier had shown that matter can move around from one form to another, yet it will not burst in and out of existence. this was one of the prime discoveries of the 1700s the universe is a fixed amount of mass, it will let stars grow and explode, it will let mountains form and collide and be weathered away by wind and ice, it will let metals rust and crumble. yet throughout this the total amount of mass in the universe will never alter; not even to the millionth of an ounce; not even if you wait for all eternity. if a city were to be weighed, and then broken by siege, and its buildings burned by fire - if all the smoke and ash and broken ramparts and bricks werw collected and weighed, there would be no change in the original weight. nothing would have truly vanished, not even the weight of the smallest speck of dust
by David Bodanis ( e = mc square )
- written 9 months ago – voted for by OnlyInMyDreams