Consolation of Haldane?

Question

The British scientist J.B.S Haldane early in the 20th century came up with a very strange possibility for eternal life; he imagined a far future in which everything in the universe was nothing more than a very thin, cold gas. If you wait long enough, and if the physical conditions of the universe are right, then statistical flucuations in the gas will be suffient to reproduce everything we see around us. After an IMMENSELY long time an identical copy of you and everyone you know and love will be reborn. This will happen not once but an infinite number of times; sometimes you will have full recollection of the previous reincarnations, other times you wont. Do you think the Consolation of Haldane is possible? Also, do you think we have been reincarnated an infinite number of times but for this particular reincarnation we simply have no memory of the previous ones?

Answer 1

Say what?

Answer 2

statistical flucuations. the prospect of high-quality circumstances for ideal replication might want to be huge. i could disgree. countless time considered, there are nonetheless some variables which will be problematical to duplicate through length and randomness. i replaced into informed on the quantum aspect issues act in very unusual procedures.

Answer 3

re incarnation, some people imagine some things and presume it is happening,

but for me it is not true such phenomenal actions are not exisiting
there wont be place for the populations

Answer 4

Many believe in reincarnation but I don't.

Answer 5

This is pretty intense for this early in the morning. But I think that it is possible.

Answer 6

i dont believe in that stuff