immortality and time reversibility:
time is of change and immortality is of eternal life without death. is immortality even possible in a world with time and constant change?
let us examine the concept of death. what would death be? if we assume a least bit of matter keeps changing to a different state each time, never to return to its original state, or even eventually stops changing and dies in its tracks, that would count as death.
if we assume change is reversible, and a return to the original states of all least bits of matter is possible, then yes, change and immortality could both hold. by original state, i mean that at the start of time. but if all least bits of matter returned to their original states at the same time, that would mean eternal return is real and time is a loop. ideally, all least bits of matter could return to their original states, but not at the same time.
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