When people say “death is the end,” physics quietly disagrees—at least in the way most of us mean it. Part (1) Your body is made of atoms that were here long before you, and they don’t vanish when you’re gone. They scatter, recombine, and continue the universe’s story in new forms. And while “energy” is real enough to be conserved with uncanny precision, Feynman reminds us it’s also a strangely abstract bookkeeping idea—powerful, but not a comforting fairy tale. #Physics #ScienceCommunication #F

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