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Anonymous Sun 21 Nov 22:07:53 2021 No.13877183 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13877203 >>13877219 >>13877229 >>13877233 >>13877610 >>13878038 >>13878041 >>13880392 >>13880418 >>13880468

My consciousness (or qualia or whatever you want to call it) appeared one day in this world. If this can happen once, why can't it happen again in the future?

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Anonymous Sun 21 Nov 2021 22:11:57 No.13877203 Report

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>>13877183
Who says it can't?

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Anonymous Sun 21 Nov 2021 22:16:23 No.13877219 Report

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>>13877183
it can, literally every major religion and most philosophies claim it happens in one way or another.

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Anonymous Sun 21 Nov 2021 22:18:56 No.13877229 Report

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>>13877183
More like it congealed, such as it is. Does it matter if you would have no memory of it though? That's effectively permadeath for whatever you are now.

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Anonymous Sun 21 Nov 2021 22:19:58 No.13877233 Report

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>>13877183
It seems like having no other information, knowing that it happened once makes it more likely that it will happen again than not. Is there any consensus on whether this is valid reasoning?

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Anonymous Sun 21 Nov 2021 22:23:34 No.13877244 Report

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>>13877229
>Does it matter if you would have no memory of it though?
why do midwits always bring this up? Who cares if you remember it or not? I dont remember what I had for breakfast three days ago. Its still interesting if we ever find out if or how it could be true.
>>13877233
this is basically the problem of induction. I would say yes it is valid reasoning though its not very strong evidence

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Anonymous Sun 21 Nov 2021 22:36:48 No.13877284 Report

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>>13877244
The difference is your breakfast is definitely relevant to your physical state. It's hard to imagine that being true of some vague "consciousness perspective" (which is constantly changing anyway).

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Anonymous Mon 22 Nov 2021 00:14:13 No.13877610 Report

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>>13877183
Define what you mean by "My". What are you exactly?

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Anonymous Mon 22 Nov 2021 01:55:24 No.13877814 Report

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>>13877244
>why do midwits always bring this up? Who cares if you remember it or not?
what about this future conscious state would be "yours" if it doesn't have any of your memories? it's like speculating what if my computer reincarnated with totally different hardware and software.

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Anonymous Mon 22 Nov 2021 03:38:02 No.13878038 Report

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>>13877183
>>>/lit/

start with the geeks if you're gonna post philosophical shit

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Anonymous Mon 22 Nov 2021 03:39:21 No.13878041 Report

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>>13877183
When you see it, punch it to see what happens

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Anonymous Mon 22 Nov 2021 04:54:04 No.13878245 Report

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>>13877284
its funny watching you AI pretend you're real even though Im actually the only one that's real

its weird that I cant control the world tho cause id rather have the bots not believe they're suffering, just in case

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Anonymous Mon 22 Nov 2021 20:16:00 No.13880392 Report

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>>13877183
It does happen, every night it disappears from this world, and reappears again in the morning when you wake up.

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Anonymous Mon 22 Nov 2021 20:25:12 No.13880418 Report

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>>13877183
>appeared
How do you know it wasn't there from the beginning? What if what we call matter is actually a form of mind?

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Anonymous Mon 22 Nov 2021 20:29:03 No.13880429 Report

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>>13877229
There's permadeath happening to you literally every millisecond you fuck!

Why do you think Spock and Kirk don't mind beaming down to a planet in that transporter which would evaporate the originals? Because there's no goddamn difference.

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Anonymous Mon 22 Nov 2021 20:41:50 No.13880468 Report

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>>13877183
Possible.

I've found that in contemplation of death, we are shown how to live.
Death might be pain. So make friends with pain.
Death might be boring. So make friends with yourself.

That type of thing. Oddly enough, in death I found life.

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