a comprehensive guide to the simplicity of immortality first of all, i will prove that the mind continues after death with a thought experiment. imagine there was a person who was conscious. that person died, but their brain was recreated in another country with everything being exactly the same. would that person truly be alive? yes, of course. now, what if the brain was self-contained? if there were two identical brains coming into existence at the same time, what happens then? you can’t say that the consciousness could control both because the brains don’t connect. therefore, that mind must be self-contained, capable of persisting after physical death in a dreamlike state, with thoughts continuing to evolve. this idea aligns with theories in neuroscience and quantum mechanics, suggesting that consciousness may be more complex and possibly separable from the brain. some studies show that patients who experience near-death experiences (NDEs) often report heightened awareness when their hearts have stopped, suggesting consciousness may exist beyond physical parameters. this inquiry assumes a non-theistic universe. if there were a god, then such a god would have designed it all. examining consciousness forces us to confront significant issues about existence, morality, and purpose. it raises the question: what is the essence of life and death, and what lies beyond. As humans developed language, culture, and technology, they formed social structures that transitioned from small tribes to complex civilizations, creating a backdrop for the critiques of our current state. anarchy and the state now let’s take a look at society. most societies today operate under centralized government structures, where people become increasingly dependent on the state for moral guidance and order. this creates a form of indoctrination, leading to self-brainwashing. this occurs among both theists and atheists alike. hopefully, you, the reader, possess more critical thinking than the average individual. if you can surpass the superstition that government and society must be intertwined, then possibly this document’s call for change isn’t in vain. why two words: taxation and efficiency. taxation: an anarchic society would have no taxes, eliminating financial burdens imposed by governmental parasites. wasteful spending: the u.s. spends trillions every year. public choice theory: economists argue politicians typically act in self-interest, leading to inefficient resource allocation that doesn't serve the populace effectively. efficiency: every government worker is funded by taxation, robbing individuals of prosperity. More thoughts what happens after we die? if consciousness continues, as various studies indicate, our experience does not end at death. near-death experiences: consistent experiences among individuals reporting NDE's suggest a shared phenomenon of consciousness detaching from the physical body. quantum theories: some propose consciousness interacts with quantum processes, hinting at the possibility that consciousness might transcend physical limitations. property and currency in an anarchic society private property should remain a fundamental right to own your own stuff. currency must be stable and non-inflationary—consider gold or bitcoin. historical value: gold has maintained its value over thousands of years, serving as a reliable currency. bitcoin offers a new model of decentralization that reduces dependency on central banks. inflation risks: the u.s. dollar's value has dropped over 96% since the federal reserve's inception in 1913, illustrating the dangers of centralized currency control. this decentralized economy could attract unprecedented foreign investments, positioning society competitively on a global scale. more thoughts on the mind to reinforce the argument that the mind continues after death, consider that if someone’s last thought was of a house, would they be stuck on that thought eternally? would they become conscience of not being conscience? neuroscience findings: the brain's adaptability suggests that thought progression continues beyond death, separating mind from body and unlocking new avenues of understanding. consciousness studies: research suggests that consciousness could be a fundamental aspect of reality, not limited to physical parameters. The problems and possibility's of collective ownership mentioned earlier the idea of an anarchist collective is not impossible but raises a few problems how is everyone kept equal how to check everything how to check whoever is checking and how would everyone consent to give up their power down with the state. up with the individual. the author and the editors why this is written like crap: to remain anonymous.