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9797660 No.9797660 [Reply] [Original]

If nothing of a man survives after death but his understanding and the abstract ideas that only his understanding can grasp, what would the "afterlife" be like? No sensation, no imagination to shape the pure understanding, and no real experience. Would it even be possible to call this life? Is the plane of Forms really comparable to heaven at all?

>> No.9797954

Bumpolis.

>> No.9797961

>>9797660
What are you babbling about, anon?

>> No.9798992

>>9797660
Nothing of a man survives after death but that which he has left behind. If death is the cessation of consciousness, how can any afterlife be experienced or any forms/ideas be sensed?

>> No.9800024

>>9798992
For Plato, consciousness continues.