/sci/ - Science & Math

I really don't have a problem with living underground. Just plug me in.

>>5350097
There'd be AI of course. Opposite of lonely.

This is all pretty out there, though. I mean, you're talking about being a demigod. I'd want to live simply. I think.

Perhaps my husbando has made a visit. It's just as fucking unlikely to happen.

Paradise.

The number of possibilities this vast universe could support makes certain fictional things <span class="math">likely[/spoiler] real.
No need for a multiverse.

muh simulated realities

>>5110814
You are fucked in the head, mate.

You can't.
Go to Austrailia.
Live your days out here.

Fuck off with these threads.

Can't stop it; go to Austrailia.

They'd be furry and speak English. You'll be fine if you can understand the Austrailian accent.

Provided that software grows more efficient, processing capabilities double every few years and the proper VR hardware is developed, you will be in paradise within 30 years.
At a large price, I assume.

>that feel when philosophizing Austrailian
I have no fear.

Sexuality is fundamentally subjective.

The only people who fear the genetic engineering of replacement bodies are the people who can't rationalize furryism.

Ponies, on the other hand, well, that's a different fear altogether, and rightfully so.

Paradise