Thread 40876580

Is Quantum Immortality part of reality? Am I stuck here forever?

>>40876580 (OP)
No bro. Quantum immortality is false.

>>40876580 (OP)
Yes.

Quantum Immortality is a thing, but only due to you choosing your exit point, so if you were to die before your chosen exit point, your consciousness will swap to a parallel universe where you are alive and you will most likely get a feeling something is off, or a deja vu, but continue on as if nothing happened.

But you will eventually "die" as you need to go through a life review and such at one point.

I don't get how dying of old age is supposed to work with QI. You just keep getting shunted into a verson of yourself that's one day older every time you die in your sleep? What happens when you're a decrepit 125 year old mummy?

>>40877113
>What happens when you're a decrepit 125 year old mummy?
There hasn't been much answers to this, in past centuries it was always guaranteed aging would end you but now we might actually cure aging or least slow it down drastically in this century. I guess you'd eventually keep going into different timelines that are so drastically different than your original one to eventually get around to one where aging is cured.

>>40877113
Destined death
You have a pseudo-predetermined end point and keep coming back until it occurs
That
Or
you eventually become god

>>40876580 (OP)
Maybe. We are still getting old.

>>40876580 (OP)
You decide where you go by your free will decisions and the way treat others. Do you need to get stuck here for 10 lifetimes to learn how to be a good person? To overcome your shortcomings and flaws and love yourself? You decide.

>>40876580 (OP)
Do you really believe in quantum immortality? Are there really infinite versions of ourselves for every branching decision?
I don’t think so. This entire concept hinges on the idea that all probabilities are real. But there’s no evidence of that. It’s just a thought experiment. The best explanations you’ll get involve heavy misunderstandings of wave function collapse and other woo.
In terms of simplicity, it’s as complex as you can get. Each tiny change results in an infinite cascade of subsequent universes. If a theory of reality requires an infinite amount of complexity, it might not be accurate.
It’s simpler to view the universe as a singular structure that is moving through time. Outcomes that happen happen and outcomes that don’t happen do not exist.
This all comes from the idea that a statistical prediction must be real somehow. It’s just an educated guess.

>>40877660
You have a very faulty look on the whole thing, you really think that something cannot be infinite? Just because you cannot imagine it does not mean it's not possible, give me one reason why an infinite universe/infinite timeline would not be possible?

>>40877750
If infinite possibilities were possible, then a universe would arise in which someone would have both the capacity and the desire to destroy the omniverse. Since that hasn't happened, there can't be a multiverse. QED.

>>40877826
You are so amazingly stupid that it's preventing me from accurately telling you why you're wrong, as if your stupidity is actually somehow contagious

yes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V98I19bLr-o

>>40877930
everyone took standardized tests so everyone already knows how smart they are
nice try tho??

>>40877826
How do you know this is not happening?

>>40877930
If you are not able to tell me why I am stupid, does that not make you stupid?

>>40877750
Anything is possible but what is more likely? We can imagine anything.
The reality we observe tends to structure itself with a preference for simplicity and stability both on large and small scales. Conservation of mass and energy are very well established. Branching timeline theories don’t even bother to address how these timelines are created and where an entire universe’s worth of mass and enery are suddenly created from. It’s just taken fro granted that this process occurs somehow somewhere. It’s honestly easier to believe in the Christian God, he requires fewer leaps of logic to accept.

>>40876580 (OP)
>Is Quantum Immortality part of reality?
Is that a trick question? Because it's not part of our reality, but I think it's a thing. I down't know if for everyone or not.

>>40877826
If they did destroy their universe, we wouldn't know about it by direct experience. But since there are always those would *try*, we will generally always experience the observation of heros who save us from those who try to destroy our world. And you see these stories all the time. The story of the hero is everywhere, time immortal, and part of our DNA.

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only one way to find out

yes you stuck here forever and ever and ever.

>>40876580 (OP)
yes then no
>>40877274
y?

>>40876580 (OP)
You're stuck here until you learn your lessons and give back all your bad karma.

>>40876580 (OP)
I've died before and I've also shifted out of bad situations before. Two very different experiences. Having your life saved by changing quantum states is possible but only if the odds are in your favour.

>>40880724
>y?
because of original sin of consumption as you say! greetings linden leaf anon

Have been meditating on the great truth you communicate that all food we consume has the short term period of building up and then long term period of degrading down - which creates a craving for more building-up materials and so arises all the problems of man.
and the other truth of how when we stop consuming carbon based life, we stop exhaling carbon and the lungs take on their primary role of producing vital energy from the breath by the means of electric interaction with fresh air and cilia of lungs.

My question is how does one relate with society and friends after?

>>40876603
So that's why I get so many deja vus 24/7?
Holy fuck, why God?

>>40877826
What if they already done it but the universe just made a copy an quick load it?

>>40880794
>My question is how does one relate with society and friends after?
you wont, youll no longer need to eat drink breath sleep fuck or build shells around yourself to stave off the environment. everything resembling standard human relation will basically vanish. why do you think i want more of this out there?
i actually had your same concern in advance, your very considerate anon. just dont forget the 42 day window. you can still infrequently indulge in mortality if you wanna stand still or move backwards.

>>40877826
Multiverse bros... Not like this...

>>40880900
makes perfect sense,
>why do you think i want more of this out there?
because it is the basis of true culture - whichever form that might take (or has taken considering human history)
The true activity of electricity in nature would be made more and more apparent in all areas of life.
Thanks!

Nothing is real it's all in our heads we are the same person anon

>>40881062
naa mang im just lonely and cant relate to mankind anymore ;(

>>40877346
>To overcome your shortcomings and flaws and love yourself?
why tho

>>40881082
through the magic of the internet and anonymous imageboard, you seem to have related to me - a human bean :D

>lonely and cant relate to mankind
I can relate to this feel,
you do feel a major collapse of false society coming? And an emergent culture which would never repeat the mistakes of this society ever again?

>>40881180
its very easy to fantasize the collapse of what is in lieu of what could be but realistically no. there seems to bee a minority who desires what is to not be and an orchestrated majority who will continue to uphold the ever restricting status quo. epically over the last few weeks its impossible not to note the top down push for internet id in ever first world nation. things will probably just continue to get worse and worse with out something fantastically drastic occurring.

>>40881276
>something fantastically drastic occurring
first within me as I enter the cave, then we shall see.
love you friend, take care

>>40876580 (OP)
individuated consciousness exists in infinite potential states.
remember when you were in bliss in the formless void? and then put into this meat. the misery of being divided, of being chopped up, of trying to identify with scraps. its all pain.

>>40876580 (OP)
You’re here once and then you’re gone forever.

>>40876580 (OP)
>Is Quantum Immortality part of reality?
Yes
>Am I stuck here forever?
No, the least likely branches become incoherent.

>>40882458
You're here as many times as you need to be to learn what you're supposed to learn here. Then you're gone forever.

>>40883653
Why try to learn anything when you're going to be gone forever eventually anyway?

>>40883821
Gone is language specific to this universe. Memory does exist outside what we know as the realm of material existence

The spirit is a form of nature