What happens to people after they die?

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What happens to people after they die?

They are:
- buried and then eaten by bugs and bacteria
- thrown to sea/river and then eaten by fishes, maybe crocodiles and bacteria
- burned to ashes (and thrown away or stored somewhere)
- turned to diamonds
- embalmed and buried somewhere, to be eaten by bacteria after few thousands of years
- left/lost somewhere, and eaten by wild animals, bugs, birds and/or bacteria
- eaten by other people
- frozen in liquid nitrogen to be eaten by bacteria lately
- turned to plastic sculpture to be shown in public
- pickled in formaldehyde to work as exhibit for medicine students
- buried, eaten by whatever, excavated by archaeologists to work as exhibit in museum
- dried, smoked, to work as Venerable Ancestor (and to be eaten by bacteria after few decades)

I think I could find more examples, but why?

(clicky) to read Anthony Borgia's "life in the world unseen"

Ok, I respect everyone faith, and I think that anyone can believe/not believe in whatever he wants

but

can you, or anyone, show me the difference (in truth level) between this scripture, nordic myths (with all this bearded, mead-drinking warriors and nice blond valkirias), pastafarian heaven (with beer fountains - what is quite nice in my opinion) and for example with common vision of "heaven" (with singing angels in nightshirts).

For me it all goes under "fairy-tales" label.
Sorry

Dead things die, they don't come back because their brain is dead, they're worm-food. Nothing can survive without a brain without the aid of machines, and even then, brain-dead people are about as alive and concious as a vegetable.