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106,456,367,669 is someone's rough guesstimate of how many humans have ever lived. In 2011, we reach 7,000,000,000

YOU ARE NOW AWARE THAT ONLY 6.6% OF HUMAN BEINGS ARE UNAWARE OF WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE DIE.

>> No.2292872

YOU ARE ASSUMING DEAD PEOPLE ARE AWARE.

>> No.2292883

YOU ARE ASSUMING DEAD PEOPLE AREN'T AWARE

>> No.2292885

You are assuming we aren't the dead reincarnate. Which we are, they returned to the biosphere dipshit.

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>IMPLYING IMPLICATIONS

>> No.2292900

You are assuming reincarnation somehow accounts for the fact that more people exist than reincarnation/soul recycling could account for.

>> No.2292916

>>2292900
You are assuming that there is such thing as a soul which is absurd.

>> No.2292920

I fail to see how it is remotely absurd.

>> No.2292922

You are all assuming this isn't a troll thread.

>> No.2292929

You're assuming that all threads aren't troll threads.

>> No.2292950

OP here: let me rephrase: Only 6.6% of human beings are currently CURIOUS about what happens after death.

>> No.2292951

>Assuming Assumption

>> No.2292957

>>2292950
And...... We are all going to die make the bes of your time, and we will all die someday and figure it out.

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2292959

You're assuming these are assumed assumptions.

>> No.2292967

>Has never heard of past lives.

Sage for cancer.

>> No.2292974

>>2292959
What does the double slit experiment prove? lol

>> No.2292981

pic not related most tarded of tards.

>> No.2292982

>>2292967
>assuming past lives could live on in our current memory's.

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2292993

GODDAMN MONKEYS RUNNING AROUND EVERYWHERE!

>> No.2293035

100% of all people don't know what happen when we die.

>> No.2293049

>>2293035
I'm sure many people would say that they do know what happens when they die, with certainty in fact.

>> No.2293053

>>2293049
But they are lying because, no one know's.....

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>>2292993

>> No.2293077

I know what happens to my body when I die. My consciousness? It'd likely dissipate as well in the process. Do you remember what it was like before you were born? It's probably like that. Don't know for certain of course, but by that point one might lack the ability to care about it.

>> No.2293081

>>2293053
According to you.

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>>2293076
Monkey can suck own dick , and you can't.......

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>>2293089

>implying I can't

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2293106

This thread is now about monkeys

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>>2293106
>Implying an Orangutan is a monkey

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>>2292993

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>>2293115

>implying I give a fuck

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2293138

It's more /sci/ related than this thread...

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I already ran out of both monkeys and apes, so I'm going to go with 'Awesome animals general' as the category here.

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FUCK YOU /SCI/

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Holy crap, this is the most biology I've ever seen on /sci/ (well, non-microbio biology anyway).

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The male takes the lesser part in breeding, is polygamous, and has nothing to do with nesting once mating is done. The male's energy instead is devoted to very elaborate display rituals that show off its magnificent plumage. These displays take place in communal leks, where males gather to challenge rivals and beckon the females.[4] The males are easily disturbed, so their behavior is not easy to see.[7] One study reported that the display activity is dependent on light intensity, with the morning display period occurring during the same light intensity level as the afternoon period.[11]

At the lek males have been observed to break up into pairs, performing "confrontation displays". This consists of facing each other while bowing, jumping, and flapping their wings, sometimes even snapping their bills, and at the same time giving off various squawking and grunting calls. When the female approaches, it becomes even more intense. The display turns into a cacophony of bright color and frenzied activity filled with very strange sounds.[7]

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Monkey giving anal? Now I've seen everything.

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You are all assuming that assumed assumptions aren't assumed

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>>2293172
it's called a rim job, tard.

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2293191

>/sci/, the smirtest bored on fourchan!

>> No.2293198

>2293191

>implying that this isnt still smarter than most of the stuff on 4chan

>> No.2293238

>>2293198
>implying monkies sucking there own dicks would ever be posted on /lit/.
>implying you know how to properly reply

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2293274

somone say monkeys?

>> No.2293289

>>2293274

We were doing so well, too.

>> No.2293299

The world would be a much better place if we cut down the population by, oh let us say 20%.

>> No.2293536

>>2293238

>implying you know what the word MOST means