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>there's only a finite number of books you can read
>there's only a finite ammount of knowledge you can absorb

>> No.10291611
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>you will die not knowing the proof of the riemann hypothesis

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>>10291572

>> No.10291641
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>>10291572
But if you can't prove infinite doesn't exist, which it does, then your statements may be false, and thus, one may be able to absorb infinite knowledge and read infinite books

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>>10291641
I've been testing the limits of the theory of limitless 'brain space', and I've yet to find a limit, and believe me, I've seen a lot (of junk, which helped me along the way).
What is likely is that we simply discard the information we no longer hold meaningful, or perhaps never did.

>> No.10291860

>>10291572
>The answer to all of your problems exists somewhere in the set of all possible text documents, but it is essentially guaranteed that you will never find it
Borges, hold me

>> No.10292225

>>10291572
>>10291860
How do you know?

>> No.10292237

Sounds like a job for a supertask

>> No.10292351

>>10292237
That's it, I'm building a hypercomputer.

>> No.10292404

>>10291572
>>there's only a finite number of books you can read
>>there's only a finite ammount of knowledge you can absorb
And still I am shitposting here instead of reading and learning.

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>>10291572
>there are three billion girls in the world
>none of them will date you

>> No.10292842

>>10292734
>caring about women if you don't get women

>> No.10292845

>>10291572
but you can forget things

>> No.10292859

>>10291686
>What is likely is that we simply discard the information we no longer hold meaningful, or perhaps never did.
A surprisingly large volume of information is not really discarded but locked in long term storage inaccessible to the conscious mind unless forcing an entrance somehow (drugs, meditation, hypnosis, etc).

>> No.10292863

>>10292225
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Library_of_Babel

>> No.10293002

>>10292863
I meant how do you know you don’t have infinite time to enjoy information at your leisure?

>> No.10293028

>>10293002
All data available to me so far suggests that human beings have a finite lifespan.

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>>10291611
I'm glad I'm not a boomer.

>> No.10294210

>>10292859
?

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what would be the point of knowing everything?
what would you do once you know everything?

>> No.10294229

>>10292859
>(drugs, meditation, hypnosis, etc).
Or smells..... certain smells can instantly remind you of obscure shit you were doing last time you had that smell.

>> No.10294235

>>10294218
Piss everyone off.

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>>10294235
but you've already done that in your head because you know every abstract and unimagibable way to piss everyone off by being the biggest braincuck under god

it'd be like living in a dream where you've done everything because you've already imagined it due to the fact you know everything there is to imagine

>also now you don't get to learn anymore
>the one thing you loved to do

>> No.10294278

>>10291572
Your first priority should be ending aging. If you do that, you will have enough time to do the rest.

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>>10291572
>I want to know everything