If I became conscious from nothing and then when I die I will

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because there is no "i"

You will.

Infinite consciousness.

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>>8725832
But why does it feel like there is? Assuming my brain is just chemical reactions, couldn't I do everything I'm doing now without being conscious?

>>8725830
If I lift a brick up and drop it again, is it expected to fly back up to my hand and fall again?
Not all patterns are repetitive anon.

>>8725846
The answer to that is just "we don't know". The brain is not understood well enough to make a claim either way.

>>8725846
Good question my young Gobledok. The truth is that it would be absurd for a thing to contemplate consciousness without actually experiencing consciousness. The universe wouldn't allow it. Therefore anything that is able of making conscious thought functionally must actually be conscious.

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>>8725830
Events need to occur again so that a set / arrangement of matter that equates to your consciousness comes into existence. If the events don't occur, you will never exist again.

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>>8725887
my nigga