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Debatable.
by jondwillis 2y ago
Debatable.
- unsupp0rted 2y agoWhat are the cons?
- FooBarBizBazz 2y agoYou are ripped out of blissful union with the Universe and thrust back into the world of flesh and suffering? (As a billionaire though.)
- unsupp0rted 2y agoEasy solution there
- polski-g 2y agoYou are awakened in 1000 years and tortured for eternity by CyberGPT 1000.
- pfdietz 2y agoMaking it easy for Roko's Basilisk.
- matthewdgreen 2y agoYou’re revived in the year 2190 by a totalitarian state who wants to use you to fly a space mission that no sane person would volunteer for. (That’s the plot of Niven’s “A World Out of Time”.)
- AnimalMuppet 2y agoYou're revived in the year 2190 by a totalitarian communist state specifically so that they can have a show trial and then torture and execute you.
- worstspotgain 2y agoYou are revived penniless and have to jump a border fence to work for scraps cleaning a rich GPU's bathroom.
- kradeelav 2y agothat physical/mental pain in the process (much like more severe surgeries) is a thing - especially if it's something you retain any amount of consciousness with. there's also the elephant in the room of coming back as a vegetable. whether due to biological damage or the brain simply not being able to recalibrate.
- reginald78 2y agoThere was a really horrible and thought provoking movie on this on netflix, I wish I could remember the name. Basically a guy is revived but they're still experimenting with the unrefined process so he lives as an experiment trapped in a hospital.