Sadly, I would assume oblivion was no longer a choice at that point, but yeah, given the choice, reincarnation or oblivion for me, or I’mma at least ask them to let me see what hell’s like before deciding.
Frankly I find heaven the greater mystery. I can imagine many forms of eternal suffering. But perfect bliss? That’s really not in our nature. I’m not sure there is any version of that where I would be “me” anymore.
Valhalla sounds OK, though: fight all day, drink and fuck all night, no negative consequences. Though I suppose there’d be a point at which it becomes boring. But it’s not for eternity, since in the Norse world view, the whole world including the gods gets destroyed.
Sadly, I would assume oblivion was no longer a choice at that point, but yeah, given the choice, reincarnation or oblivion for me, or I’mma at least ask them to let me see what hell’s like before deciding.
Frankly I find heaven the greater mystery. I can imagine many forms of eternal suffering. But perfect bliss? That’s really not in our nature. I’m not sure there is any version of that where I would be “me” anymore.
Maybe it’s just hell or oblivion.
Heaven is spending eternity singing “glory, glory” to a narcissist. So it’s just a form of hell.
Valhalla sounds OK, though: fight all day, drink and fuck all night, no negative consequences. Though I suppose there’d be a point at which it becomes boring. But it’s not for eternity, since in the Norse world view, the whole world including the gods gets destroyed.
Exactly my thinking on the matter.