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[dzwadziescia]

I'm posting here because the other video is flooded with comments.

Why did you decide to call it a "dysfunction"? Is it a marketing trick? I see nothing dysfunctional in it... especially since its so elegantly explained in the video

Please answer.

Your fan (from the beginning)

Martin from Poland

[EvilKnebl]

wikipedia is a very good place to start researching since sources for facts are provided.

[Kevin Colt]

Ill answer you that, its THE CONCEPT of afterlife that people has that is dysfunctional. The WAY people see and understand afterlife is dysfunctional.

Not the afterlife

[Jens Erik]

To you Athene,

[vanity2real]

Wtf did I just watch

[Bart Simpsons]

They zakk

[TheRunedExperience]

Something is usually named a dysfunction when it is proven wrong or yet to be proven. Since scientists have no proof of the afterlife, as far as they know, it may as well cease to be. Hence the dysfunction.

[ZapPp00]

whats the name of the song at the end?

[shearwater66]

can anyone explain the afterlife claim at the end of the video?, defining 'afterlife'

[dormic123]

Scientists may have just named it like that for a presumably inexplicable reason not Athene.

[xMayZeCryo]

Hahahhahaha, no. Theoretical scientists, I meant, not like Leonard who is an experimental one ...

[dzwadziescia]

the docu ends with something along the lines of:"statistically an afterlife is inevitable" - so please explain yourself. Even if what you said is true then i shouldn't be called a dysfunction :) Dysfunction implies that something is not working and my question is 'what'?  It's like making a film about steamengines - explaining how they work and naming it 'the steam Dysfunction'