hsf@hlexa.UUCP (10/18/83)
Does the nature of time and space offer any hope for a new slant on the question of "survival after death"? After all, the flow of time (as opposed to its direction) is a purely subjective reality; and nothing that ever existed in time ever really ceases to exist. I have a series of articles (Time and Immortality) that explores these questions in some detail. Although the subject belongs more properly to the philosophy interest group, I would appreciate critiques, flames, etc., from physicists regarding the material that attempts to explain the nature of time. Please vote yes or no for inclusion of this series of articles on net.physics. Reply by mail. If you vote to let me proceed and then don't like the material, I promise to go away. Vote no if you're deeply offended by all efforts to relate physics to philosophy or (even worse) parapsychology.