The science of reincarnation

[TerryMulhern]

Yes, certainly, I'm only semi-seriously approaching this interesting subject, in balance to those who might tend to take it a tad too dead-seriously. This is a habit left over from my short career as Shyster-Lawyer® specializing in the art of the advocatus diaboli. I left that pursuit when I found the Bar frowned on simultaneously representing dissertation writing service research of the plaintiff and the defendant in the same trial proceedings, especially when I was caught bribing myself to throw a case. This is the just the type of unprogressive, medieval-guild Establishment obstructiveness I also found when I studied architecture under Frank Lloyd Wrong. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RicaXxiU1WM Just the sort of blinkered, philistine pig-ignorant thinking I've come to expect from these reactionary bourgeoise Masonic-lodge types -- they don't care a tinker's cuss about the struggling artist!

Of course one may appear superficially different from one incarnation to the next, but there is always a deep design of familial shared features for those with eyes to see. For instance, going 'way back, when Rock 'n' Roll meant real rocks, here's me digging some old-school tunes.

The science of reincarnation sounds hardly believable as for me - I'm an old nerd of physics and it's crucial that I understand all the space and time relations. Here I do not get the way it all could be done. Just like smiLie said - if it were a computer game?  But alas, it is not. And there's some faint doubt in my head that I am missing something about the way time and space are organized.