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by p2detar 8y ago
someone else wakes up to find a universe full of 60's futuristic utopian planets nobody ever lived in Reminds me of the paperclips game [1]. Would be horrid to find those people wake up and find the universe transformed into nothing
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by p2detar 8y ago
That's true, but I personally found it pretty engaging. In fact, I read the last 150+ pages in one night. I'd give it at least 4 stars.
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by p2detar 8y ago
This has always fascinated me. We can actually build giant spaceships (space stations) inside asteroids and use them for interstellar travel. All the resources we need, including ice would be at our disposal. Like traveling with your own mi
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by p2detar 8y ago
Not sure if it is much of an English-speaking friendly place, though. After visiting Barcelona and Valencia, I definitely think that without learning Spanish one can hardly thrive in these cities.
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by p2detar 8y ago
An observer could be required because of the causality nature of our reality. I would assume the observer is an agent that connects cause and effect. It could be the one thing that brings order out of chaos in reality, if by chaos we mean
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by p2detar 8y ago
But what is selected as a personal memory also needs to fit the current idea that we have of ourselves. Let’s suppose you have always been a very kind person, but after a very distressing experience you have developed a strong aggressive t
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by p2detar 8y ago
I've been thinking that too, but I remember something in his works along the lines of (paraphrased of course): "Although my philosophy/guides/writings may not work for me, they may work for others."
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by p2detar 8y ago
But isn't that right though? Tesla build cars, not fintech products. What irreplaceable knowledge are they losing in this particular case?