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That's kind of a puzzling question to me. I wouldn't permanently trade places with a random person who is alive today. I can't see what incentive there is to tr
by bradleyland 16y ago
That's kind of a puzzling question to me. I wouldn't permanently trade places with a random person who is alive today. I can't see what incentive there is to trade places with someone who lived 100 years ago?
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- dctoedt 16y ago@bradleyland, I responded in the edit.
- bradleyland 16y agoI see, so the point becomes even more clear when you contrast it to the question of whether you'd trade with some random person in today's world. Imagine you were forced to trade lives with some random person. I'd much rather it be today than 100 years ago.