I remember (or at least I remember that I once remembered) that when I was a kid, it was kind of obvious to me that when I die, I just immediately become another person
I hadn’t heard of reincarnation yet, - so this I can only say looking back from now-but it didn’t mean reincarnation
It was just reality I think, because either I hallucinate everybody, and I am the only one that exists, and people just pop into existence when I meet them and I hallucinate them in a way that they seem to be unpredictable, with their own will
which I don’t believe to be the case
or
my private experience is of the same order that of other people’s private experience (or just simply experience)
so if that’s the case and you and I were to swap places, so I would be you and you would be me for a moment, would we recognize this happening?
So if my experience is not singular, in the sense that its the only one that exists than what makes me me and what makes you you, seem to be accidental
and what’s there, is just that there is experience
experience exists in different forms, and what’s not experience, is either nothing or it doesn’t concern us
in a sense, your experience must be the same as mine
its the same as with existence as a whole: not existing means nothing, not experiencing means nothing meaning nothing means there is no such thing, so nonexistence in general points to nothing its just a word
that’s life eternal
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