The four qualities of the resurrected body are the same qualities of the photon - brightness, incorruptibility (no decay mode), agility (moving with the speed of thought) and impassibility (being able to pass through solid objects but still remaining palpable). These are these same four qualities of the photon. So therefore, IF (and it's a gigantic "if" in my opinion) this all happens, we will no longer be carbon-based, but photonic in nature. I also think there will be quite a price to pay for such a thing which will come as quite a shock to the astonished and wowed people with their fantastic new bodies. Advanced beings certainly have the ability to "resurrect" a long-dead body, and change its nature, from even a microscopic speck of the remains and that I never doubted.
@@kevinmack8122 Like maybe we'll be a be a new kind of slave. Here now in these bodies we are slaves to our biological programming and we're also wage slaves. I don't know what kind of slave we might be with resurrected bodies. At any rate, I'd rather just have eternal oblivion.
The four qualities of the resurrected body are the same qualities of the photon - brightness, incorruptibility (no decay mode), agility (moving with the speed of thought) and impassibility (being able to pass through solid objects but still remaining palpable). These are these same four qualities of the photon. So therefore, IF (and it's a gigantic "if" in my opinion) this all happens, we will no longer be carbon-based, but photonic in nature. I also think there will be quite a price to pay for such a thing which will come as quite a shock to the astonished and wowed people with their fantastic new bodies. Advanced beings certainly have the ability to "resurrect" a long-dead body, and change its nature, from even a microscopic speck of the remains and that I never doubted.
A price to pay? Like what?
@@kevinmack8122 Like maybe we'll be a be a new kind of slave. Here now in these bodies we are slaves to our biological programming and we're also wage slaves. I don't know what kind of slave we might be with resurrected bodies. At any rate, I'd rather just have eternal oblivion.