>That's a very specific view of Utopia that I suggest most regular folk would not agree with The pain of learning and remembering and the zero-sum nature of fo

>That's a very specific view of Utopia that I suggest most regular folk would not agree with The pain of learning and remembering and the zero-sum nature of forgetting make me disagree with it, but you can call all of those "hindrances". If I could swell my processing speed and memory capacity to absurd levels and become one of many god-like intelligences, able of satisfying all of my curiosities with any and all facets of reality with no particularly strenuous effort before, as a last resort, exercising my power to mutate my mind to the point where I put myself in ceaseless ecstasy for its own sake (in these dimensions or the others[0]), that has to qualify as the definition of paradise. Let's hope we crack the conservation of energy sometime. : p 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sublimed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sublimed