>death is just nothingness Going by that theory then: When

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>death is just nothingness

Going by that theory then:

When we die, we end up with the exact same conditions that gave rise to us before we were born, from nothingness. Nothingness is a state: a state of non-existence; a state outside of time and space, and thus is eternal and boundless: it has no limitations; nothing which limits it. 'No limitations' would not necessarily mean it has potential for anything. However, because it gave rise to us, we can know that it does have potential.

Now think about the fact that the universe is infinite (how could it not be?), and that on our small planet alone there's an endless supply of human placeholders for your consciousness. That's humans alone. Every inch of space around you is full of more life than you'd be willing to count. You can see in nature that everything is cyclical; everything slowly goes round in circles, eventually repeating itself. Ask yourself why all of this would only happen once, as if the universe is keeping count of how many times you've lived.

I'll say it again, sticking with the YOLO theory: when we die, we end up with the exact same conditions that gave rise to us before we were born