Alan Siefert on Nostr: Doesn’t matter, since being mortal means at some point I’ll cease existing and ...
Doesn’t matter, since being mortal means at some point I’ll cease existing and will not contemplate being gone. Being immortal means the lifetime of the universe = my own lifetime, which is pretty much the same after perception of time adjusts to that lifetime. What actually matters is quality of life.
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