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considering heaven is often described as everyone praising God repeatedly without break for eternity, probably not that far off
According to believers, it rewrites or erases your personality, which begs the question: are you still you in heaven? Or is it more like an avatar visage of what was once you?
Its just your faith acting as an eternal battery stripped of all other purpose. Its why Yahweh only takes the true devout and believers.
Which also begs the question of whether literally any god is true with faith.
What the Buddha said:
Oh I am a Buddhist from a Roman Catholic family. Trust me I know. But wasn't sure how well people would take the more obvious truth that if it's our faith that sustains the idea then that means it wasn't there in the first place.
It was rough for the first hour and a half, but now my worship.ps1 PowerShell script runs every half hour, while I think about math.
Well, at least if there are computers involved it should be highly automatable.