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>At risk of sounding absolutely insane: >There's probably no way to prove that this hasn't happened. Anyone who realizes they're not aging normally would likel
by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>At risk of sounding absolutely insane:
>There's probably no way to prove that this hasn't happened. Anyone who realizes they're not aging normally would likely have taken on a new identity elsewhere for fear of:
>1. being burned at the stake
>2. being trialed in repeated experiments
>3. being deified, and then subsequently being burned at the stake.
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>I realize my comment sounds like a joke, but I'm entirely serious. If you or I found out we're not aging normally and look e.g. 25 by the time we reach 40, or 30 by the time we reach 45, would either of us remain in our current lives?
1, 2 and 3 are very astute observations about human nature. ALL people who disagree on 1,2 and 3 are just naive in what they think human nature is. History repeats.