Obviously hypothetical. Just curious what others would do.

  • orlyowl@piefed.ca
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    4 hours ago

    I’d live the rest of my life with just a little more spring in my step knowing death wasn’t the end.

  • socsa@piefed.social
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    I would believe that I am a brain in a jar hooked to electrodes in some kind of future sci-fi hell before I believe that I am experiencing paranormal magic woo.

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    It really depends. Can they see my flings and hookups and everything in real time over the course of my life? If so, I’ll need 30+ post-death years to get over the embarrassment.

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    I think the option to commit suicide just became easier for me if this was the case. However, some of my better friends are still alive so I’m not going to.

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    5 days ago

    Make up a bunch of arbitrary mystical rules about who will be lucky enough to enjoy this new paradise and who will be relegated to an eternity of misery.

  • Hudell@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    I would ask my childhood friend how he died. A few years after we lost contact, he was found dead on his bed in the first day of his two-week PTO. I had just signed into a job in that same city and was thinking about reaching out to him.