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I wouldn't disregard mathematics like that - who knows, maybe it will some day allow us to develop technology to make us enlightened?

How did you prove it to yourself? Was it through direct experience or an intellectual conclusion?

How do you know?

Indifference is what I strive for. Joy has no point to me.

Although physical death should kill all illusions.

Because I don't see the point. Your second statement doesn't make sense to me - life contains suffering, death would end it, it would seem logical to commit suicide.

Let me rephrase: Why shouldn't one find out?

Bob84 Is it enlightenment then?

Since theoretically, everything ceases to exist after death, there is no flaw.

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