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'Stupid' is a little harsh.
But what evidence is there against it?
When such metaphysics are involved, I must defer to the Stoics. And Sir Terry.
Your physical arrangement of particles and waveforms predates your existence as a concept, and is mathematically certain to reoccur one way or another.
To be clear, this includes the information that contains your personality. A billion lookalikes might be made, but you will always reoccur exactly as you are. Eventually. This is a mathematical certainty.
The speculation of the existence of some kind of god machine that speeds this process up enormously is ... speculation. Whether it's real or not.
Meant for someone else but not for me
Afterlife was out to get me
That's the way it seemed
Disappointment haunted all my dreams
And then I saw that place
Now I'm a believer
And not a trace
Of doubt in my mind
I'm in afterlife
OOOOOOOO
I'm a believer
I couldn't leave it if I tried
All it really does is serve to bring people down, in-exchange for ~ not much, really.
That's why they call religion and the afterlife "faith".
But if you live embracing what the world and life provides, be loved and be happy, you may have already found heaven.
Hope seems valuable, Mr. Morgman. Or is this something you have forgotten in long years of outlawsmanship and robbery?
Etc.