/lit/ - Literature

Your consciousness ceases. But when that occurs, so does your ability to observe the passage of time. It would seem reasonable to assume that there is a specific probability that you exist today and the laws defining that probability don't change just because you died. Therefore, after you die, there is an equally defined probability that the right circumstances will lead to your conscious existence again at some point in the future. And hence, since with your death you are unable to perceive the passage of time, an near infinite amount of probabilities will occur instantly relative to your consciousness. Thus, the most feasible scenario on death is that, relative to your perspective, you will instantly be reborn as some other being as soon as your ability to perceive time has halted.

It seems really difficult to have to sound out every word that you are using to fit the metre whilst simultaneously conveying a specific message. Any tips?

Also how do you know if you are misinterpreting metre?