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At once funny, wistful and unsettling, Sum is a dazzling exploration of unexpected afterlives—each presented as a vignette that offers a stunning lens through which to see ourselves in the here and now.  In one afterlife, you may find that God is the size of a microbe and unaware of your existence. In another version, you work as a background character in other people’s dreams. Or you may find that God is a married couple, or that the universe is running backward, or that you are forced to live out your afterlife with annoying versions of who you could have been.  With a probing imagination and deep understanding of the human condition,

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Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives by David Eagleman Book Review

Name: Joe Anthony
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Howdeathcanbelifeaffirming
Date: Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2019
Review: I first discovered David Eagleman through his wonderful PBS television series on "The Brain". As an outstanding expert in neuroscience, as well as a exemplar television personality, Eagleman's enthusiasm for brain science and psychology inevitably leads to an understanding of philosophy and the meaning of existence. Here in "Sum" Eagleman explores the mystery of human consciousness through a series of fables on the afterlife, each leading to conclusions that may confound our notions of the afterlife that we may hope to encounter. While some of the more negative customer reviews I've read here on Amazon seem to have found Eagleman's thoughts on the afterlife to be nihilistic, depressing and anti-religious; I found his narratives to be thought-provoking and in some ways life-affirming.At the heart of it, Eagleman is a brain scientist and a humanitarian. In his television series on the brain he states how the human brain is the most wonderful known thing that exists in the universe. He's compassionate on how mental illnesses, substance abuse, war and genocide can be understood on a brain level. Taken in that context, "Sum" celebrates the joys of life even though life can also seem tragic in many ways.A couple of negative reviews complained that the sub-title of "Sum" is misleading, that instead of finding a garden-variety account of near-death experiences with white lights, celestial reunions with dearly departed, and encounters with God; they found something else that they didn't want to see, that strives to question not only the possibility of the afterlife but also the notions of what we think the afterlife should look like.In this sense, I would suggest that "Sum" can be taken as 40 arguments in favor of what is going on here and now, with the people we care about, those we are able to help to feel better about themselves, and our capacity to enjoy what we have. As we long for heaven, look forward to eternal bliss, hope for something better than a cruel and seemingly meaningless life on earth, and fear that death may just be an obliteration of all we know and love; Eagleman reminds us that as good as the afterlife may seem, life itself may not be as bad as we think.For a scientist, Eagleman's style of writing in the genre of fiction is clear, economical and has a good sense of flow. I breezed through this narrow but very thought-provoking volume in less than a few days.To those negative reviews that would classify Eagleman as anti-religion or anti-Christian, I would counter that notion by saying that I have never in "Sum" nor in Eagleman's TV series on "The Brain" seen Eagleman to treat religion or Christianity with any level of disrespect or ridicule. If anything, I would think that those among the religious might want to give "Sum" an even chance and consider how Eagleman's ideas might challenge us to explore our purposes in life and what the God we choose to believe in might want us to do while we are alive and able to love and care for one another and also enjoy the good things in life that we believe to be His (or Her?) creation.

Name: HT
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: WhathappenswhenwedieHereare40shortbutthoughtprovokingalternatives
Date: Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2015
Review: This is a quick, enjoyable read of forty different possibilities after death. I found all the stories intriguing. Each chapter is just a few pages long. I read it in just a couple of hours; starting it one evening before bed and finished the next as our plane was approaching home after a trip to Chicago.It's difficult to write about this without giving too much away; if you want take the stories at their freshest, stop reading my review and read the book now. Come back when you've finished (in an hour or two) to compare your thoughts with mine.In many of the chapters we can't communicate with God, or the creator(s), because there are such differences of scale or understanding. "Do you think it would have any meaning at all if you displayed one of your Shakespearean plays to a bacterium? Of course not. Meaning varies with spatial scale. So we have concluded that communicating with her is not impossible, but it is pointless." (P 16). Also: "She is the elephant described by the blind men; all partial descriptions with no understanding of the whole." (P 99)This theme resonates with me; I first saw a form of this idea on the original Cosmos with Carl Sagan. Because God is beyond us we can't perfectly conceive of him (Sagan was talking about aliens not God). Consider a two dimensional universe; one with length and width but no height - thinner than a flattest, thinnest paper. Beings in this universe would develop math and philosophy based on their experiences. Then suppose a cube appears over the universe casting a varying shaped shadow as it revolves above this two dimensional universe. The two dimensional beings could see the shadow shape change but could not conceive of a three dimensional cube. We can only conceive of those things which meet our scale.Other stories show the creator(s) were imperfect and even heaven is imperfect. "He is in the position of an amateur magician who performs for small children and suddenly has to play to skeptical adults." (P 93). Even then all is not lost: "He has recently faced his limitations, and this has brought Him closer to us." (P 94)Still another recurring theme considers our physical, atomic structure of bacterium, molecules, atoms and quarks. "But it turns out your thousand trillion trillion atoms were not an accidental collection; each was labeled as composing you and continues to be so wherever it goes. So you're not gone, your'e simply taking on different forms." (P106).My favorite story was the last: Reversal where we live our lives backward "The pleasures of a lifetime of intercourse are relived, culminating in kissed instead of sleep." (P109)The most disturbing story was chapter four: Descent of Species. When given a chance to go back to earth as anything you want, pick wisely.David Eagleman is a neuroscientist, not a theologian or a philosopher. This book is not for conservative religious, regardless of faith. But if you would like a small diversion to consider what might be ahead of us.

Name: Kindle Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Atripthroughtheimagination
Date: Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2016
Review: The book is a series of conjectures about the nature of the afterlife, and necessarily, the nature of God. Each tale relates the author's ideas on what happens when we die and the period following that ending. Each story is written matter-of-factly and is quite believable until the reader tries to keep reminding himself grounded in the "real" afterlife, which no one can really prove, one way or another. The comparison keeps the brain busy with maintaining the self in reality, while being curious about the latest tale and how reasonable it seems if you ignore the "facts." The facts themselves would find itself at home in the volume, and therefore the "real" afterlife is no more believable than the various make-believe versions. A friend who also read the book commented that it made him feel as if he were being "eaten alive."