Wyatt Peele

Most people evade that thought of death because it can make you feel horrible, but we only have one life so we should talk about death while we still can. There are many questions to ask about death like, what's beyond death? These questions make us think about death in different ways, but one thing stays the same when talking about death you most likely will say that death has already taken a person you love. Death is the end of our life, all of our organs stop working, our hearts stop, and we die. What is beyond that point, that is something that all humans can't answer with 100% acracy, death is beyond our comprehension, but we can still think. So, I ask you what is beyond death. I am personally Buddhist, when you die you either go to the underworld and they strip you of all the wrong you have done, to give you a better chance in your next life, but if you become enlightened then you will achieve nirvana and you won't be tied to this earth, I don't know what happens after words but I hope its peaceful.

I was informed that I was indeed correct, but I was late, there is already a law of the unity and conflict of opposites, that was created 150 years ago. (Thank you for letting me know, so I don't make the mistake of putting my life to research of a law that already exists.) Now I can research and come up with other theories about the universe we live in, and maybe the universes outside.

I have come up with the theory that there must be a positive and negative version for everything in the universe, and I feel like there is, as there is Dark energy, and Dark matter. Now this may be incorrect but that's what makes it a theory and I need input on it from my fellow scientists.