A brief discussion on the possibility of "the world after death"
Abstract For thousands of years, many people have been perplexed by the concept of the "afterlife." Humanities continuously seek answers from the perspective of "spiritual insight," while the natural sciences often dismiss it as "baseless talk." So, is such a world a physical reality, or merely a product of the human mind? There are countless interpretations in academia, but none seem to fully address the issue. The author believes it is necessary to delve deeper into understanding this matter. British mathematician Professor Penrose proposed a "consciousness theory" based on pure physics as early as 1989. Even though it was considered a "minority view" at the time, it was inspired by his outstanding mathematical insights. Candidly speaking, perhaps this theory also encompasses a purely "cosmic" consciousness. At that time, he had not yet received the Nobel Prize. Since Professor Penrose was awarded the Nobel Priz
