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immortal The fruit of omniscience is Immortality.
Mar 22, 2012
immortal Apr 04, 2012
Apr 04, 2012
I am basically looking for some kind of physical immortality, so I'm thinking which is best, is it best to transform a mortal body into an immortal one through the means of technological immortality or access the everlasting numinous nature to manipulate my body in order to maintain a low entropy state.
Joatmon Apr 04, 2012
Apr 04, 2012
Well, get on with it then. I shall be 75 later this year and so I expect several terabytes of volatile RAM holding quite a lot of data to lose its power supply sometime in the next 5 or 10 years!
qsa Apr 18, 2012
Apr 18, 2012
My mind is of two minds. One says preserve preserve. The other, get it over with this nonesense.
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