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You could also just find a book that tells you another way of getting out, no?

• jl6 5y ago
  How would you tell the difference between that book and a similar book with a plausible but flawed escape plan? To paraphrase The Incredibles: when every book is there, no book is there.
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  • a1369209993 5y ago
    How would you tell the difference between a book that has your life story in it and a similar book with inaccuracies in all the details you don't remember?
    • rinnan 5y ago
      This naturally evolved on my mind to, "Whose (or what) life are you thinking of when you think of your own?"
    • omegaham 5y ago
      The book qualifies this by giving everyone a perfect memory of every moment of their lives. > I found I could recall every detail of my life; every event ever experienced I could remember with perfect clarity. I could remember every word on every page I'd ever read. Every conversation. Every tax form I'd ever filled out. I could reconstruct every second of every day I'd been alive from the moment of my birth until the day I finally shut my eyes at the end. > This clarity of memory surprised me the first time I tried reviewing the past, but it was all there. (This was to be the greatest curse of Hell. Sometimes I would reply my entire life again and again for thousands of years. Remembering all the things I could have done differently, all the things... No. I won't go there now. I must tell this story).