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#5364

i dont even have larger than life ambitions now, because of time. Infinite time IS larger than life, and enables larger than life ambitions

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#5365

Like people get so narrowminded about. Hypothetical immortality. Because they’ve already come to terms with the fact that they can’t do everything in their life. “Maybe it’s not so good to live more than eighty years”. Nah man that’s cope if I can be live for thousands of course I would

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#5366

Just cause you have to narrow your ambitions in real life doesn’t mean you do in fantasy

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#5367

I wouldn’t do hypothetical immortality because infinity is a bit too long for me, the idea of infinite psychological torture associated with nothingness is scarier to me than the idea of dying

But I would do a, for example, type of immortality where you die after 100,000,000,000,000,000 years

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#5368

if you keep your memories and mental cognition you mentally age in the time loop even if your body doesn’t. you would mentally grow quite old. your body wouldn’t suffer from the things old people do. maybe you’d get bored? i dunno. we dont know how people would behave because we have no live specimen that are mentally 100+ but physically 20

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#5369

immortality with an off switch

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#5370

hm. maybe talk to those people who are phyiscally 30 but mentally 11. 2katze any insight???

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#5371

I’m like mentally kinda a child in ways many people my age aren’t cause I don’t have to worry about the same things I think “mentlaly aging” is way more about environment and shit

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#5372

god missing my adhd meds for one fucking day has already messed with me so much

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#5373

Yeah I mean infinity infinity is where it gets iffy but thousands of years absolutely yes

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#5374

if youre referring to mental aging the brain peaks out memory at 300 anyway

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#5375

has this been calculated to be the capacity assuming a constant flow of memorization? i do know that the brain has a limited storage of data

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#5376

i wonder what would happen to you once you reach the cap. do you start selectively forgetting things, or are they randomly. or you go insane trying to put things in your brain when it has no more space

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#5377

to answer the original question i’d probably start looking for a way out as soon as i realized i was in a timeloop. but like. i wouldn’t necessarily pursue it to its conclusion i just wanna know how to leave once i’ve done everything i want to do and no sooner

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#5378

you become braindead around then from the memory compacity, i think

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#5379

oh wow. haha serves you right time loopers

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#5380

the theoretical world where a time loop is possible probably theoretically removes that aswell

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#5381

You already can’t remember your entire life I assume it’s the same as not remembering what you had for lunch 38 days ago

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#5382

no you get braindead

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#5383

Don’t lie to my cats

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