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I think I would like to know most of those. Except my family being fake, I guess. If the letter told me the exact date and time of my own death, I might go cra
by Al-Khwarizmi 4y ago
I think I would like to know most of those. Except my family being fake, I guess.
If the letter told me the exact date and time of my own death, I might go crazy, though.
- bqmjjx0kac 4y agoThat's a superpower! You can be as risky as you want if you know the fixed date of your death.
- adrianN 4y agoHow you react to knowing the date of your death influences the date of your death in the universe where you learn the date.
- bombcar 4y agoNow I'm imagining a tablet that continually updates with the date and time of your death. Could be an interesting short story.
- corrral 4y agoRick and Morty did something similar in the episode "Edge of Tomorty: Rick Die Rickpeat". Morty got ahold of a crystal that showed him what his final moments would look like, and the vision updated as his actions changed his future.
- Dudeman112 4y agoThe mechanism behind it should be able to calculate the new date in advance though It's already taking into account billions of variables (if the date is sufficiently far away), billions + 1 should be easy
- moe091 4y agoThen the date would have to be re-calculated because knowing this new date could cause the date to change in a different way, requiring another recalculation, etc. I guess it really depends in practice, might only be a few loops before it gets stuck on one date, could see it being an infinite loop though