For any mathematician, the question of immortality has long been resolved: there is no death. What is the reason for such confidence? In a mathematical singularity. Don't be afraid of this word. The Singularity is a place that does not exist in nature. That is, this is any "non-standard" behavior of a function at any one point. One of the possible singularities is when the value of a function tends to infinity. For example, the function Y = 1 / X has such a singularity at the point X = 0. For any X, the function has a value, but if X = 0, the Y value does not exist. Because, as we remember from school, you cannot divide by zero. If human life is viewed as a function that consists of a series of points, then death is a point of singularity, which is logically impossible to get into. That is, there is no death. Checkmate, friends.
However, some people don't believe it. They don't have enough evidence. Let's think about it: does death lend itself to mathematical laws? Can we imagine our life as an equation? The answer is yes. In this world, virtually everything is a number. There can be as many molecules of substances in this world as you like, but they are all finite. And they represent a strictly defined number. We can neither create an additional particle of this world, nor destroy it.
The Earth is a closed biosphere. Here is a finite amount of water, metals and other substances. Humanity is made up of the same molecules as the surrounding space. The eternal molecules that we are made of once entered the body of dinosaurs. So we can say we are relatives. Birth and death are two communicating vessels. The birth of a person takes from the environment tens of kilograms of a heterogeneous substance and water. Death - returns these elements to nature.
For example, a monthly human embryo is 97 percent water. A newborn baby is 75 percent water. The average person is 65 percent, and the elderly are 57 percent water. Let's take an average human weight of 60 kilograms. This means that there are approximately 39 liters of water in it. Now let's imagine that humanity has become immortal. New people are born, the development of their body requires additional tens of kilograms of water, metals, acids and other material. However, no one on the planet dies and no substances are returned to the environment. What happens in this case?
98 percent of all water on Earth is salt seas and oceans. Unsuitable for drinking and housekeeping. Humanity is left with 2 percent. Half of them are glaciers and snow in Antarctica, Greenland and mountain ranges. The remaining percentage of water is lakes - 180 thousand cubic kilometers of water, rivers - 2 thousand, swamps - 10 thousand, underground springs - 13 thousand tons of fresh water. Let's say 8 billion people live on Earth. Then 312 million tons of water are constantly contained in their bodies. They use another 320 million tons of water every day for different needs. That is, more water is being spent than is available in all underground sources. And this is the amount of water excluding flora and fauna. Who also need water in huge quantities.
So what happens? If people on planet Earth stop dying, then in a couple of decades, if not earlier, humanity will literally eat and drink everything that is on planet Earth.
That is, Death is a prerequisite for life on Earth. It can be canceled if you start colonizing new planets. Without expansion into space, immortality is a direct path to universal destruction. And since the nearest earth-like planet is many light years away, mankind simply needs a part of people to always be on the other side of life. This is how it actually happens.
From a mathematical point of view, the number of souls is also finite. That is, when one number of people live on Earth, the second part of humanity must be in the afterlife. Better to call it another world. Because from the point of view of all the same mathematics, such concepts as living or dead do not exist. That is, it is impossible to determine it. If a person is a certain number, a certain meaning, then no death in our mind simply does not exist. Since life is on one side of the equation, death is on the other. They balance each other. That is, they are identical to each other.
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Another interesting thought to ponder. Mathematicians make an interesting assumption. Imagine we have lived for a thousand years. During this time, a lot has happened to us. Our life experience is enormous.
This knowledge must be operated somehow. Then the question arises: how to maintain the activity of the brain when working with a large amount of data? Do we have enough energy in our body? This is not an idle question. The human brain, with an average life of 60 years, consumes 20 percent of all the energy a person needs. If the average age doubles to 120 years, then brain consumption will rise enormously. It may happen that the brain generally eats up all the energy of a person and the body dies. The objection is that people tend to forget a lot. That is, the memory is freed. However, biologists say - the human brain does not forget anything. Not a single moment. All information is recorded in our brain up to an instant, like on a computer hard drive.
Another question: removing heat from a heating matrix is a big problem for all computers. The human brain is also prone to overheating. With active brain activity, its calorie consumption increases 15 times. Therefore, an immortal person will most likely have to give up his natural body and place his brain in the body of a cyborg. Into some kind of cooling chamber.
Why do we need to die and visit the afterlife? Mathematicians have an answer here too: to clear memory. The hard drive of any computer needs formatting, removal of temporary and malicious files, and software updates. Apparently, our conditioned brain also needs the same maintenance. Endless streams of negative information, constant tension, solving the most difficult problems - all this greatly wears out our consciousness. Therefore, immortality, if we speak in terms of brain activity, is a terrible curse. At some point, you will not be able to separate reality from what you have accumulated and, in a sense, is being analyzed. And at some point, you will simply lose touch with reality.
People really get tired of a very busy life and dream of completing their earthly journey as soon as possible. Therefore, as follows from mathematical calculations, although a person is immortal, he must return to the afterlife for prevention.
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