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Why would you think that being born is the same as dying?
(hint: it isn't the same at all)
Not existing before and after is technically the same, please provide any scientific article of it being otherwise, I'm open to that.
One could argue even the development arc of humans is backwards towards the end. The process of dying is not the same as being born, if you mean that.
What kind of scientist are you?
Irrelevant to the case, but as it scientist concepts, research, analysis, deduction and proof is a standard part of my work.
Its typical however to instead answer with proof for a hypothesis to try to slander the opponent, especially nowadays. So there you go.
Luckily I do this conversation for fun and trying to learn more, since this is the way as humans we can grow.
So you tell me. What's your experience from your last death.