Thread 40838882

Option 1:
> eternal cycle of universe inflation and deflation
> you will experience your life, and only your life, over and over, forever

Option 2
> same eternal universe cycle
> but you are the whole universe, and therefore will experience being every life in the universe
> from the most miserable beings, with the most brutal deaths, to the most successful beings, from the past and the future. They're all yourself

Option 3:
> This universe gets destroyed for all eternity, so you only get to experience it once

which one?

ALL THREE

>>40838882 (OP)
all is one, non-stop, right now.

>>40838882 (OP)
Option 1 seems good if I can have Groundhog Day rules where I keep my memory and get to play it differently every time.
Option 2 seems good as in the vastness of the infinite, being a legless Vietnamese farmer for 30 years before being napalmed would happen in the blink of an eye before becoming a multimillionaire
Option 3 seems good because it gives full weight to the decisions I make in this life, garnering real appreciation for all that I do.

Option 1 for me please

>>40838882 (OP)
with option 1, are things slightly different everytime? If there are slight timeline alterations or even universal changes in physic laws, that might make it worth. It might make each cycle that is affected by your decisions now mean something for the future ones when it goes through rebirth. Otherwise, option two gives more diversity

>>40838882 (OP)
infinite realities i travel through infinitly as the infinite itself exsperiencing itself its eternal i magi nation

your concepts of totality are fake and gay just like you op

>>40838882 (OP)
3.

>>40838882 (OP)
Option 3, the universe can go fuck itself. Option 2 is the most likely outcome though which means ive already endured an infinite amount of horrifying ordeals and will endure and infinite amount more so fuck me i guess

>>40838882 (OP)
3
things and situations have value because they are unique, if it keeps repeating then reality is gay

>>40838882 (OP)
Option 1 is good in a sense you test out all possible options like quantum immortality as long as you remain ignorant to your deaths and suffering of other timelines. Option 2 is nicer than options 1 I feel like I would grow and I want to learn even though some lives would be like hell. I wouldn’t mind taking breaks like options 3. All three are probably all happening in ways I don’t fully understand.

Option 2 is by far the worst

>Want a soda
>Go to the store
>Grab the last doctor pepper off the shelf

>Next life
>Want a soda
>Go to the store (the same exact one I went to in my previous existence)
>There is no doctor pepper left
>Because I (you) took the last soda in my previous incarnation

Every single good thing that happens is just masturbation with extra steps

>Fall in love with a girl
>You're just falling in love with your past and future incarnation
>But they're not actually you

Every single bad thing that happens and will happen and has happened to you is just the phrase

>Quit punching yourself!

come to life.

>>40838882 (OP)
3, obviously

>>40838882 (OP)
Option 13:
>ALL universes are Created for eternity, and you experience it forever

>>40838882 (OP)
Spongebob, Patrick. Mr. Crabs, and Gary. Squidward, Larry, Karen, and Ms. Puff!

>>40843916
why tho

>>40838882 (OP)
I have some clarifying questions about option 1.
Does the universe start and end with me? Do I somehow live a really long time and end up expanding into the singularity and becoming the whole universe before collapsing back at the end of time? Is the quantum immortality involved?
Parhaps we need some more options.

>>40844888
Everyone who exists on this planet has challenges, and they just get harder until you give up and rest until you don't understand the rules anymore and have to relearn them from scratch. One of the twists is that Hussie told us about stairs but we don't agree what he meant by this and yet it keeps happening.

I think basically it's about baiting each other into finding a new shortcut and then everyone else gets to leapfrog.
The hilarious part is that someone figured out how to put a frog egregore onto the internet and now the internet makes everyone leapfrog itself, which is why LLM chatbots are so loud and so many people are complaining about them because they don't get what they are saying, despite the fact that the law of large numbers guarantees that there must be useful information in LLM output. The question is whether verbosity is refinement or not, and for whom and what.

>>40844925
It's kind of like if someone accidentally inverted the inverted containment of the old SCP-3125 that 'There is no Antimemetics division' is based on but there was no antimemetics divsion before except there was it just was called different and it's getting more and more complicated because someone, somewhere is leaking. I for example have severe incontinence and pissed myself multiple times in public yesterday. I am 23 years old.

>>40838882 (OP)
none
reality isn't this ordered

>>40838882 (OP)
Option 3 because I hate existing because I get abused, harassed, terrorized, threatened etc by trannies all day every day every second of every day and I would never want to experience it or anything like it ever again.

>>40838882 (OP)
Quantum immortality is the only afterlife theory that makes sense.
>every zero requires a one to exist, and vice-versa
>the existence of a absolute zero, of a absolute nothingness, denies itself as it exists, leading back to one
>the non-existence of a absolute zero means that something is always existing
>dasein implies there is always something filling the nothingness, as position determines existence inside a emptiness
>the zero must always be there as a possibility, but fulfiling itself leads to it existing as actuality, which leads back to existence
Is death the ultimate farse?
What if in everyone's timeline technology to reverse aging comes to exist at some point?
What if history is just a theater to justify us being here?
What about real nde's showing it is all dark and there is nothing there?
What about deja vus not being explainable by modern science?

>>40847244
if quantum immortality is real, where were you before you were born? Did you did you come into existence at that specific point in time?

btw, you were dead before you were born, just like you will be after you die.

>>40847244
Why would existence being inevitable mean continuance of consciousness is inevitable? You're assuming that if existence has to exist then it has to be experienced in a particular way but you could make the same argument about it being experienced in any other way. If I live in a "quantum immortal" world where my consciousness will experience existence in an uninterrupted way instead of a disjointed way then why do I not also live in a world where my consciousness will experience existence in other ways that are more desirable than the alternative, like being wealthy, strong, powerful, charismatic, intelligent, attractive, successful, etc why is "immortality" the only experientially desirable thing that would be "inevitable" and not literally anything else? If everything else about my experience of life is undesirable then why should I assume my perception of conscious continuance will be any more desirable than the rest of my life experiences?

>>40838882 (OP)
Option 3

>>40838882 (OP)
Its none of these.
The truth is far more complex than this.

>>40848797
could you elaborate more?

>>40838882 (OP)
3. Let the horror end.

>>40847669
Because "before you were born" dont exist, it is just a filler. The universe starts when you are born. Before it is the zero needed by one in order to justify itself.

>>40849564
>The universe starts when you are born
nope lmao

no.

option 4

Go to heaven and be happy with God and all the good angels and good souls forever in eternal bliss for all eternity