Within TCKR Systems' cloud, weekly visitors experience their younger selves in a simulated world. If they choose to "pass over", their soul is abstracted into binary codes and they will "live" in the cloud permanently (at least as long as TCKR stays operational).
As best as I can surmise, there aren't any physical or spiritual connections between human beings and artificial beings. Time becomes irrelevant.
What is the point of passing over when your existence is merely simulated? Moments before one passes over, it's probably the hope of eternal happiness.
As a Christian, I often wonder about connection between afterlife vs. physical world. I have been conditioned to believe that only the worthy can enter the "preferred" afterlife (heaven). In afterlife, time is irrelevant and physical world would gradually lose significance. The bible paints cryptic pictures of afterlife. To us mortals, afterlife is only significant for hope of eternal significance and justice.
So perhaps, Belinda Carlisles was right. Heaven is a place on earth.
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Within TCKR Systems' cloud, weekly visitors experience their younger selves in a simulated world. If they choose to "pass over", their soul is abstracted into binary codes and they will "live" in the cloud permanently (at least as long as TCKR stays operational).
As best as I can surmise, there aren't any physical or spiritual connections between human beings and artificial beings. Time becomes irrelevant.
What is the point of passing over when your existence is merely simulated? Moments before one passes over, it's probably the hope of eternal happiness.
As a Christian, I often wonder about connection between afterlife vs. physical world. I have been conditioned to believe that only the worthy can enter the "preferred" afterlife (heaven). In afterlife, time is irrelevant and physical world would gradually lose significance. The bible paints cryptic pictures of afterlife. To us mortals, afterlife is only significant for hope of eternal significance and justice.
So perhaps, Belinda Carlisles was right. Heaven is a place on earth.