The odds are the same as my ability to spell ‘scientific’……

There is a slight error in what I said – the molecules would have to be the SAME ONES for true scientific re-incarnation – in otherwords, every atomic particle in your body reforming EXACTLY as it is now. Simply put, not going to happen with an almost infinite number of re-assembly options. To be honest, your body will revert to the core elements of which it is composed over time, and you will be spread across the planet, the galaxy and ultimately the universe VERY thinly….. You are composed of waste material from the stars, and that is all you will be in the future…. unless you have aspirations at an atomic level of being part of a rock…

That would depend on someone judging me on how I lived my life. … I’ll be a greenfly next then….

In theory, the molecules that are arranged in such a way that you exist, COULD be dismantled and then re-assembled into exactly the same sequence as they are (true scienticic re-incarnation), but the mathematical odds on that are billions of billions to one. I’d love to give an exact figure, but it depends on how many fundamental molecular structures you contain and the number of possible combinations….

As for the idea that your memories and experiences could be transferred into another body several hundred years later- utter tosh. Kindly explain how a mixture of chemical and electrical signals could transgress space and time…

Spiritualists may have a plan… The idea that this ‘LIFE’ is no more than a learning playground is interesting, and may explain why some of the laws of physics are not particularly good too…. Think of a self imposed ‘Matrix’ (as in the film) where you pre-ordain what you want to acheive in life whether that be immense suffering, a long marriage (its the same thing…) or whatever. There is a line of thought within Spiritualism that in the ‘real’ world, we are close to about ten people, and it is these ten people who will be your companions through every life, but often in different forms – for example, your best mate could have actually been your dad or your wife (!) in a former life. Apparently its the richness and the diversity that life has to offer that is the learning experience.

RIP Flt Lt. Jon Egging (Red 4)

Its been there for a couple of years. Bloodnok hits the nail on the head – his business is mainly focussed around the high quality finish of the smaller components (which again are VERY expensive), but do sell well.

How many of us here are paid to be professional writers and researchers, and are supposed to deliver quality news items to an audience of millions?

It would appear that whilst some of the typo’s have been corrected, they are still referring to XH558 as the Type, ie. The XH558, rather than the registration mark. The level of research shines through…. :rolleyes:

I saw the title of the thread and have only just stopped laughing enough to type…

Kill them all. There is an old Roman punishment which would fit, rather than clogging up the prisons. You need a cat, a dog, a hessian sack… and a river. Put it this way… the cat and dog will probably survive…. and the convict wouldn’t drown…