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This is written so scarily, honestly. It sounds like you're trying to convince somebody to die who doesn't need to or want to. The word "fantasize" especially
by happytoexplain 3y ago
This is written so scarily, honestly. It sounds like you're trying to convince somebody to die who doesn't need to or want to.
The word "fantasize" especially is bizarre - we're discussing a premise (arbitrarily extended life), and you're using a word that escapes the premise (a synonym for "it's not real").
- quesera 3y agoArbitrarily extended life is a fantasy, today. As a premise, it might not be psychologically good for people if it was real. There is no warmth without cold; there is no life without death. But I would sign up to be a brain in a vat as long as I could read and write. Someday, Fyodor, someday.