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I wonder what the priest would think if he knew his bones were discovered so far into the future…
by op00to 5y ago
I wonder what the priest would think if he knew his bones were discovered so far into the future…
- p1mrx 5y agoI would be more interested in the method by which he obtained that information.
- ithkuil 5y agoBy inspection of animal entrails I suppose.
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- aksss 5y ago5th level necromancy. A cleric or paladin can cast Raise Dead, takes an hour, consumes a diamond worth 500gp. I mean, if we can transport people to other celestial bodies and transform the light of the sun into the power of 100 horses, should be kinda easy in the scheme of things, no?
- fsckboy 5y agolisten to and practice his teachings and perhaps you'll be able to ask him yourself
- raducu 5y agoThinking about death, as in complete anihilation is something both awe inspiring and frightening to all, isn't it? I recently visited a salt mine/museum; as soon as I entered the enormous chamber with the low-rumbling noises, beautiful geological patterns on the wall, I was struck by the feeling that this is an inescapable tomb, our fate is sealed, an eternity passed before us and an eternity will pass after us, billuons upon billions of years and we won't get to experience them, we are both so dumb and so lucky not to think about it every day.
- aksss 5y agoWhat was the salt mine/museum, out of curiosity? Sounds like an old IT job I used to have. :D But for reals, it sounds like an incredible experience.
- raducu 5y agoSlanic Prahova salt mine, you can look up pictures online, but the scale, sound effect and chilling effect are lost.
- Aeolun 5y agoEh? From our perspective the world may well have sprung into being the moment we were born, and will cease to exist a moment after we die. A bit like starting a game of dwarf fortress.