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Al said:Why would the properties of birth and death different? why would death be transitional and not birth? Would not death better be compared to the transition that ocurred when life first appeared in the universe? I confess, the question was a bit of joke, but I think that we must try to escape the structure and failures of languages and to think in terms of fundamentals entities and interactions if an accurate description of nature, including existence/conciousness is to be achieved. If an analogy might help to illustrate, and the universe were a computer, we are debating in VisualBasic, yet the computer functions in terms of logic operators and bits. I think the best proposition has been that from reductionists physicists like Penrose, by the way, even if it is not yet full.
I saw no joke, I thought you wanted a serious answer. From your answer back, you seem to. Why would the properties of birth and death be different? Well for one thing we observe it that way, our experience constitutes the way the world appears to be. The diffence is fundamentally in observation of how whatever we are observing behaves. We could switch the words live and dead around and use them as there oposite, to mean the same thing. But what do they really mean? I agree with what you say about language failure and agree a better way is with fundamentals entities and interactions. OK so let's do it. So what is life and death? Life is all that "is" and death is all that "is not anymore" The reason why I say death is tansitional, is that what was once life now becomes a probability wave again. Life and death is a transitional phase change between between being and not being whatever it "is". Life an death is like the chicken and the egg. Which came first? Neither and both at the same time. What begeeks me is, the universe maybe creating new particles while its expanding.