| Re: What happens after you die?
Bibra, your probability logic is very weak and wrong. I suggest you study the father of modern probability logic and statistics, Christiaan Huygens. And further, I'd like to point out, your and Prof. G Venkataraman's primordial ancestor logic is completely unfounded, and only held by a small minority of social scientists, and has practically no bearing on actual scientific evolution of the real ideas involved... Check your and his facts more closely, as most of your and his article's points are no more than your and his own personal conjectures...
True probability logic, statistics and mechanics' evolution of the universe requires no primordial ancestor falsity. It simply requires random and uniform matter in motion... You keep trying to enter false information, where it does not belong... I think that's quite deceptive of you, don't you...?
Lloyd
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