Unexpected TIL from reading https://unsongbook.com/ :

Less a death, more an upgrade to eternal life in heaven!

Ooh this is a chance for me to give my other blasphemous opinion (some credit to Eliezer): Christian heaven is actually not that fun, and I think most people would consider it worse than life on Earth.

Here's a GPT summary of what heaven is like. Do you really want to pray to god and sing songs for hours every day?

Complexity explorer. Residing in the liminal.

icebreaker.xyz/0xen |
https://gallery.so/Oxen/galleries | https://opensea.io/collection/farcats

But can't pretty much any world be made to be a utopia if you add a footnote "your mind gets altered so you actually really enjoy the thing I just described above"?

It's possible but I think humans require complex environments for fulfillment, and anything that doesn't involve genuine challenges, progression, and other forms of "complex fun" may be ecstatic for the first day, but not the 10000th day. And I worry that people are judging utopias by the first-day experience.

Plot twist. God is just a super advanced life form and "Heaven" is just his hard drive full of human souls "code".