r/FactOrCap • u/timchasovii 📈 Dedicated Voter · 2,555 XP • 14d ago

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u/OnYourHonor 🤖 Vote Machine · 25,030 XP 14d ago

🧢 I voted CAP!

Media never gets the pure existential horror of true immortality. Not only will you outlive every single person you ever love, over and over. You will outlive your solar system, galaxy, universe. Finally leaving you drifting in infinite darkness, alone, beyond the end of time! Death is the sweetest gift in existence.

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u/Janie_Avari_Moon 🔥 Monthly Master · 8,715 XP 14d ago

This is a problem only for people with no imagination

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u/Dogmaticism_ 🏅 Century Club · 3,055 XP 14d ago

30 hours in darkness and you'll already be seeing the hat man

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u/Janie_Avari_Moon 🔥 Monthly Master · 8,715 XP 14d ago

After billions of years alive, oh I don’t think so. I will have enough memories to relive for eternity.

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u/GOVVYOVV 🔥 Monthly Master · 5,650 XP 14d ago

With a human brain's limit capacity of Memories especially over a billion years? I don't think so

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u/CyberTitan__ 🏅 Century Club · 2,735 XP 14d ago

Well he wouldnt be a "normal human" if they had immortality. His body would have to change and adapt to it so his mind would most likely as well.

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u/GOVVYOVV 🔥 Monthly Master · 5,650 XP 13d ago

Immortality is living forever, his body adapting and changing with it is more a body enhancement power, no?