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I see, so to summarise possible over a long enough time frame, but unlikely, in addition it is also likely that the universe will not survive long enough for something with such a low chance to occur. In regards to the universe ending sorry to go on a tangent but it's interesting is the jury out on an eventual end or is it still debated weather it will end and start again or simply continue indefinitely?

Thanks studiot, can't say I understand the math there, but are you saying the question has sort of been asked before?

Thanks for the reply bender, but then avoiding a heat death, say if the universe continues expanding indefinitely, it's theoretically possible? And then on that same line of logic it would also have to be the case that everyone's consciousness in some form or another has existed an infinite number of times before.

I see, but what if your consiousness was not a mix of experiences but a physical combination of your atoms, then over a long enough time would it not be possible for those to come back together, that is not a perfect copy, so lacking of course all previous knowledge gathered ext, sort of like infinite time gives infinite possibility?

Hey guys might be a bit of a silly one, but I was wondering this the other day in class. To expand on it a bit if my consciousness is made up of billions of parts and eventually those parts dissipate, over time say billions, trillions of years is it possible that those parts will come back together to form some if not all of my conscious self, sort of like a new after lifetheory? Again I have no idea what I'm talking about here so let me know what your thoughts are and thank you.