You're right, alas. If QTI is correct, then each of us can expect to be the
last conscious being in some branch of the multiverse. On the brighter side,
we will have probably billions or trillions of years during which even the
most sociable amongst us may well tire of sentient company!
The list seems to have suddenly become very active recently, and I for one
don't mind if old questions come up now and again.
--Stathis Papaioannou
>From: "Nick Prince" <mn.domain.name.hidden>
>To: "Everything-List" <everything-list.domain.name.hidden>
>Subject: many worlds theory of immortality
>Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 00:57:30 +0100
>
>My apologies to the group for bringing up questions which may have
>been covererd before but I cannot find an answer to the following
>query and I am new to the group.
>
>I have a question to put to anyone who has some ideas as follows:
>
>If the MW immortality is correct then would we not only be immortal but
>also very alone in the end. We know that we observe others die so
>since we always find ourselves in a branch of the multiverse where we
>live on - the conclusion seems inescapable
>
>Can anyone figure a way out of such inevitable eternal loneliness
>because I rather like to chat to my freinds!!
>
>Nick Prince
>
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