Dr. Robert Lanza has an MD. He is a medical doctor who works with stem cells and came up with the theory of biocentrism. He has a number of accomplishments, such as:
In 2014 he appeared on TIME’s list of the hundred most influential people in the world.
In 2015 he was selected as one of Prospect Magazine’s “World Thinkers 2015,” and he has been voted the third most important scientist alive by NY Times.
Dr. Lanza has posited that what we think of as "me" is just electrical energy in our brains. And since energy can't be created or destroyed there is life after death (biocentrism goes more into depth about viewing space-time but I won't get into that here). What do you guys think? Are we really just a watt of energy that will always exist?
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