[Yahya A.Sharif (OP)]

Time is infinite,i.e time continues in the future infinitely , after we die we will spend, million years,
billion years, going forward infinitely, there is not an end for time , or a point when time stops from
elapsing.
According to probability if we tried something infinitely, like tossing a die infinitely we will obtain
all numbers at some time , 1,2,3,4,5, and 6, and that is for sure.
Let consider time , the time spend after death is infinite , so the probability of a human being to
come to life again is 100% , in fact any event in space has a probability to happen of 100%, the only
event in space and vacuum could happen is a big bang in addition to what happened after the big
bang” I believe matter came from nowhere before the big bang, and that is obvious matter can’t
exist in the past infinitely, we can’t say mass existence spent infinite time in the past, infinity is not
a real number”
Some one might say, not everything could happen, for instance if we toss a die infinite times a 7
won’t appear at all , its probability is 0! But let”s consider coming to life again:
As matter came from nowhere before the big bang, the possibility of multiple big bangs at infinite
time is 100%, and the possibility of a repetition of our universe with its same scenario “ all of its
history and all the same humans with same DNA who lived on earth” is also 100% , There might be
infinite choices for our universe when it repeats and these choices will occur with a possibility of
100%.

[Yahya A.Sharif (OP)]

What makes multiple universes not to exist whether in the past or in the future? Nothing, the universe was first” before the big bang” a point with very high energy, if this point came from nothingness, other points”during time” will occur as well, we have the place where the point appeared”which is space” and we have enough time for this event to occur “ infinite time”, there is not a hinder for other points to occur , if space produced our universe from nothing then it has the capability to produce more points.

The existence of the point from nothingness has some physical laws, the laws are the answer to the question: what makes the point appear? While we have the same space “ identical space, the same every where “ , and matter came from nothing that is  there is not a limit for its production “ something like energy from perpetual motion machines , unlimited energy coming from nothing “ then this law will apply to other points in space.

Indeed if the next big bang happened after say million years, it has little probability for that new universe to be identical to our universe, but what about infinite points and infinite universes? It will indeed result in our universe and its people will be the same people of this world.

Is it possible I will find myself with my existence and identity in another universe some day? Meaning I feel again life but not remembering anything of my previous life? This is certain as well, the identity of a human being is just a complex composition of cells, DNA , mind, etc, it possible to make  Einstein with his identity and his feelings if we composed  everything he possess as an entity , complete composition, and that what the bang does ,it creates body and soul "if it exists" and everything to form a human being as well as all matter and energy with their physical laws, In some universe in the past or the future  Einstein might be born not complete perhaps with medium intelligence, if the number of tries are  infinite the exact Einstein will occur with 100% probability, It means a person will come to life again

[Kryptid]

The Big Bang may have been a one-time event. For all we know, the probability of a second Big Bang really is 0%. That being said, we seem to be on track for an eternal expansion and therefore a heat death for the Universe. Eventually, every particle will be outside the particle horizon of every other particle. That would prevent any further interactions and therefore eliminate the possibility for the formation of complex structures. That's not to say we know for sure that such is the fate of the Universe, but it's far from a certain thing that everything we know is going to repeat either.

[Yahya A.Sharif (OP)]

The Big Bang may have been a one-time event. For all we know, the probability of a second Big Bang really is 0%.

I presented an explanation that there should be multiple bangs and its probability is 100% at infinite time, but you didn't present an explanation how you determine it is a one-time event and its probability is 0%

That would prevent any further interactions and therefore eliminate the possibility for the formation of complex structures

But we have our big bang " which resulted in our universe" and it formed complex structure , what I am saying another big bang will do the same thing.

[Kryptid]

I presented an explanation that there should be multiple bangs and its probability is 100% at infinite time, but you didn't present an explanation how you determine it is a one-time event and its probability is 0%

Your explanation is speculation. You don't know that a second Big Bang is even possible. It might be, but you don't know that.

But we have our big bang " which resulted in our universe" and it formed complex structure , what I am saying another big bang will do the same thing.

You don't know that.

[Yahya A.Sharif (OP)]

Your explanation is speculation. You don't know that a second Big Bang is even possible. It might be, but you don't know that.

I presented mathematics, physics and biology with logical arguments, We know how physics works and according to how physics , mathematics and biology work my argument is logical.If not could you explain?You can falsify my argument if you point out a point which is wrong, if all points are right then my argument is right.

[Bored chemist]

I presented mathematics, physics and biology with logical arguments,

Yes, but you based them on this

I am saying another big bang will do the same thing.

and there is no way to know if that will happen or not.
You are just guessing.

The Universe may be a one-off.

[Yahya A.Sharif (OP)]

and there is no way to know if that will happen or not.
You are just guessing.

Then there is a possibility for other big bangs in the future, and hope for humans to come to life again after they die, this idea still worthwhile

[Bored chemist]

this idea still worthwhile

Why?
What use can I make of it?

[Yahya A.Sharif (OP)]

What use can I make of it?

Hope for another life.

[Bored chemist]

What use can I make of it?

Hope for another life.

But it won't be "my" life.
It will be a life that I'm never even aware of.

[Yahya A.Sharif (OP)]

What use can I make of it?

Hope for another life.

But it won't be "my" life.
It will be a life that I'm never even aware of.

It is all about feeling "pleasure and life" , new creation of yourself means you feel things again , you won't remember your previous life but you feel things, its just like losing memory but you still alive and feels .Feelings are related to the mind and body  if the mind and body are the same then your identity is the same and the existence of two persons" one died and the other one is alive "  in different universes is the same .

[Bored chemist]

new creation of yourself means you feel things again

No.
It may mean that someone else does, but it won't be me.
I will be dead.

[Yahya A.Sharif (OP)]

new creation of yourself means you feel things again

No.
It may mean that someone else does, but it won't be me.
I will be dead.

Let say you are dead and we put again every part that you lost by death, everything possible, and we give you sensation that will be you.
Indeed there is biological part inside you that makes you feel independently from other creatures this independent part can be placed again on you to form your identity again

[Bored chemist]

Your contention is that big bangs are repeatable- there is an infinite sequence of them of them.
If that's true then it's vanishingly unlikely that ours is the first.

So, if that's true, you are already a repeat of someone just like you.
Do you remember them?



You will never know the previous ones nor the future ones.
They will never interact with you.
It will make literally no difference to your life.

[Yahya A.Sharif (OP)]

Your contention is that big bangs are repeatable- there is an infinite sequence of them of them.
If that's true then it's vanishingly unlikely that ours is the first.

So, if that's true, you are already a repeat of someone just like you.
Do you remember them?



You will never know the previous ones nor the future ones.
They will never interact with you.
It will make literally no difference to your life.

That's right.

[Bored chemist]

And because it does not make your life different, it can not possibly make it better.

[Yahya A.Sharif (OP)]

And because it does not make your life different, it can not possibly make it better.

As our existence doesn't depend on a full composition of our body, that is if " God forbidden" you lost your leg you still you there are a  lot of of possibilities in your body like coming fat or slim as well as a lot of possibilities of your life because you may then have different decisions and you might meet different circumstances.

[Kryptid]

I presented mathematics, physics and biology with logical arguments,

You never demonstrated what the probability of a second Big Bang happening is. You never showed whether or not it is 0%. Without knowing that, your conclusions are uncertain.

We know how physics works and according to how physics , mathematics and biology work my argument is logical.

Where does physics say whether the probability of a second Big Bang happening are 0% or not?

If not could you explain?

I already have.

You can falsify my argument if you point out a point which is wrong, if all points are right then my argument is right.

It isn't that it is necessarily wrong, it's that you are making unjustified assumptions. You don't know that a second Big Bang is even possible, so you can't conclude with certainty that there will be others in the future.

[flummoxed]

The Big Bang may have been a one-time event. For all we know, the probability of a second Big Bang really is 0%.

True, but Roger Penrose has an idea, not standard model that the universe might undergo multiple big bangs, via cosmic cyclic cosmology, we may exist in a Aeon . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conformal_cyclic_cosmology

I dont think reincarnation is allowed in this model