Imagine his surprise when he wakes up in a simulated eternity that contains him, some hellishly hot fires, and a posse of demons sticking forks into him. Of co

Imagine his surprise when he wakes up in a simulated eternity that contains him, some hellishly hot fires, and a posse of demons sticking forks into him. Of course it won't really hurt him; he'll be dead. It'll only be some copies of him that suffer eternal torment. There's nothing new about such considerations, of course, and I don't think the article adds anything new, either.