Souls Versus Cryogenics

• When the body is revived the soul doesn't return, leaving that vessel easy to be inhabited by other beings.
• When the body is revived the soul has been driven mad by its time trapped in the Dreamlands.

• There is no soul, but your mind was encoded and downloading onto a computer, when your body was frozen. If you are lucky you could afford the processing power for a VR upgrade to pass the time, otherwise you are stuck on a shelf somewhere.
• Your body was sold in a corporate take over and was turned into process meat, your mind was accidentally deleted.
• Your body was illegally jacked by another encoded mind, when you eventually get put back in it you find you are wanted for grand larceny and acts of terrorism.
• Your mind was loaded into a combat cyborg, there is very little left that you would recognise as your body.
• You regularly swap bodies, the concept of self is entirely unrelated to the form you take, you could be a old man one day, a young woman the next, you once tried living as a vat grown tiger for a few hours. Perhaps one day you with thaw out your old rags, but today you are planning on being an attack helicopter.
• When you eventually get put back into your body, data corruption has lead to changes in your personality and whole sections of missing memories.

Jhaelen said:

We don't.

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Samloyal23 said:

How do you know that, Jhaelen?

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Imaculata said:

They are just as real as Ircovna, goddess of winter.

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Samloyal23 said:

Someone once said the gods are real if you believe in them...

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Umbran said:

Someone also once said that the Edsel was going to be a success. Someone said that Ishtar was a movie worth seeing. And someone said that if you keep making that face, it is going to get stuck like that.

Someone is often wrong.

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Samloyal23 said:

Are they alive without a soul?

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Bagpuss said:

Are we playing Call of Cthulhu?

• When the body is revived the soul doesn't return, leaving that vessel easy to be inhabited by other beings.
• When the body is revived the soul has been driven mad by its time trapped in the Dreamlands.

Are we playing Cyberpunk?

• There is no soul, but your mind was encoded and downloading onto a computer, when your body was frozen. If you are lucky you could afford the processing power for a VR upgrade to pass the time, otherwise you are stuck on a shelf somewhere.
• Your body was sold in a corporate take over and was turned into process meat, your mind was accidentally deleted.
• Your body was illegally jacked by another encoded mind, when you eventually get put back in it you find you are wanted for grand larceny and acts of terrorism.
• Your mind was loaded into a combat cyborg, there is very little left that you would recognise as your body.
• You regularly swap bodies, the concept of self is entirely unrelated to the form you take, you could be a old man one day, a young woman the next, you once tried living as a vat grown tiger for a few hours. Perhaps one day you with thaw out your old rags, but today you are planning on being an attack helicopter.
• When you eventually get put back into your body, data corruption has lead to changes in your personality and whole sections of missing memories.

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