@manored,
manored wrote:I dont think living forever as humans would be boring. If our minds didnt grow unlimitely but rather keept within human constraints, then we would just engage in a circle of eternal fun, as we wouldnt ever remember everything we already did. If our minds did grew, then we would discover new ways of having fun.
I don't want to beat you up over what you say here but it is a little silly.
For one thing, if you didn't remember what you did previously, you could then do the same thing over and over again. You know the ground hog day without memory of repeating the same day over and over. Now I suppose if you were not aware that you were reliving the same day over and over, you might not think it was hell, but to have knowledge of it, it definitely would be hell. The problem becomes having no memory you become a sort of mindless fool. If you talk about removing memory, then you wouldn't remember your past, people, even memories themselves. All these things that happened to you would be lost. They make who you are, your personality so removing memory would more than likely delete who you are.
You can't just be selective and say, well you'll keep certain memories and others would not be intact. That is just absurd. You mean you'll remember everyone within your past, but you won't remember the past? Or you will have memories of the past, but you won't remember any new past.
The only way I could see heaven actually working is if you didn't do or experience anything at all period. You didn't see anyone, you didn't do anything or say anything or be anything. The only thing that happens is your mind is shoved into a constant state of bliss turned on full and you are left in that state for ever. You don't move, nothing changes, you don't change. That is the only way it could work, but if that is how it would work, I wouldn't want it.