demomi

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   by demomi 3y ago

   It's not a problem with the people as much as it's a side effect of high mobility etc. Your friend might decide they're moving to New Zealand and that's them gone forever. And so it's just sensible not to bet on fri
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   by demomi 3y ago

   It's as if we never experienced those ~4B years. Or the ~13B years for the supposed age of the universe. Neither do we experience the ~8 hours of unconsciousness we have every night. We only know how much time has passed based on memor
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   by demomi 4y ago

   Paradoxically, back when the market was LESS efficient, the extra slack afforded higher standards because they could overengineer something and still sell it easily. It always comes down to supply and demand. Supply of generic products like
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   by demomi 4y ago

   People have different ideas of what this common idea of "nothingness" after death even means. I hadnt considered that. But it is perhaps irrelevant, within the framework of thinking I have about these things. If there's nothi
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   Death, Nothingness, and Subjectivity (1994)(naturalism.org)

   14 points by demomi 4y ago|31 comments
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   Death, Nothingness, and Subjectivity(naturalism.org)

   2 points by demomi 4y ago|0 comments