Information is based on facts, not on mere statements and I am afraid to say that what you are offering in this conversation is self-justifying beliefs that carry no objectivity at all. I take it you encourage people to change their opinions and beliefs so that they match yours quite often. By the way, spirituality infers there is a disconnection between body and spirit, however, science will tell you consciousness originates from electrical activity in the brain and thus cannot be separated from bodily functions and be considered in some sort of metaphysical capacity.

I have seen no convincing evidence that judaism does not believe in some sort of afterlife existence, therefore, I am skeptical about that claim. I have however seen evidence to the contrary which I cited above.

The simplest is not necessarily the right way to go. Now, if I may, I shall remain skeptical of your argument.

Faith is collective mental illness.

It doesn't make sense. The Universe ALWAYS existed. There was no creation time, or big bang for that matter. Our human brain needs to attribute "beginning" and "end" to everything, thus all the absurd theories. The Universe is infinite.

God is a fictional character.

Yes it does:
"And many of them that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life and some to reproaches and everlasting abhorrence" [Daniel 12:2]

Name a few...

That was beautiful! Thank you for sharing.

Mainly based on a double-blind randomized controlled trial

"Space" and "time" are arbitrary constructs conceived by humans in order to try and explain the world around us. The infinite universe cannot be defined by such entities.

I think I'm better looking without socks

Beethoven's moonlight sonata the 1st movement. https://youtu.be/nT7_IZPHHb0
...speaks to my heart like nothing else does

Can I keep some pants and socks?