Will my atoms exist forever?

Ye

>>8299526
As atoms? Probably not. They'll decay into subatomic particles after ten fucktillion years.

>>8299526

They're not yours.

>>8299526
No.
No atoms in black hole. No atoms in plasma...

>>8299542
>a blob of atoms says to another blob of atoms that it doesn't own its own atoms

>>8299552
>implying we won't have to pay atomic rent to exist in 10 years or so

>>8299526
>my atoms
You realize your body cycles through most of your body's molecules over the course of about 7-8 years, right? So the overwhelming majority of the atoms you have right now aren't the same as the atoms you were born with, or those you'll have in a decade.

>>8299583
We won't, that's why we buy food.

>>8299669
Where do they all go? Through my poo?

>>8299526

Nope! When Christ returns after the tribulation and gathers all souls, physics as we know it is not likely to continue to exist.

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>>8299547
>No atoms in plasma

This is a science board. Either get your shit straight or GTFO

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>>8299547
>no atoms in plasma

>>8299536
>They'll decay into subatomic particles after ten fucktillion years.
There's absolutely zero evidence, for that.
Popsci goes to >>>/x/

>>8299526
Everything have an half-life, even atoms or pictures of gorillas.

>>8299929
oh, you know, other than all the hard evidence at CERN

>>8299552

>a blob of atoms says to another blob of atoms that it doesn't own its own atoms
>its own

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begging_the_question

And you're not atoms. A computer program isn't made out of silicon and glass. You're confusing the process with the structure the process is emergent from.

>>8299526

You are not your atos, but the energy that keeps them glued.

>>8300147
>A computer program isn't made out of silicon and glass
it is made of electricity stored in capacitors

YES, that electricity stored in those capacitors IS the program

just like that ink in those papers IS the book