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Eternal life doesn’t necessarily mean being impervious to harm. If you live indeterminably because your flesh brain was preserved or there’s a digital copy of y
by latexr 2y ago
Eternal life doesn’t necessarily mean being impervious to harm. If you live indeterminably because your flesh brain was preserved or there’s a digital copy of you on a hard drive, a simple drop on the floor could terminate your existence.
And if we’re talking about fiction, there’s no obligation to make those lives unbearably immortal either.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlcxokM970M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlcxokM970M
> Our flesh is indestructible. Our lives are never ending. But not even in the dumb vampire way where after a while you hate it and you can’t die. We can die whenever we want. We just don’t have to.