So we can be immortal in Space?
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OlafRustle
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If you fly at lightspeed you'd be immortal yes
YujinTan
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gee guess I'm in Space I thought today is Sunday....
YujinTan
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One should not be dipping into their Physiologic Mushroom stash on a Monday.
Meerakat
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Yes, being immortal in space is super easy. All you have to do is spend $10k and buy my course: "Learn how to be immortal in space."
The course includes:
The course includes:
- How to build your own rocket ship
- Making rocket fuel from rocks that you find in your backyard
- A suit that requires no oxygen tank
- Becoming immortal right after coming out of our atmosphere and hitting space
kiks
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Sounds too good to be true honestly, can I have a review copy because I am Jr.Vip?
Meerakat
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Why not? Make sure to leave a review once you've implemented everything I have mentioned in my course.
Titanlord
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They say Time and gravity are connected so theoretically you can go near a Blackhole and come back hundreds if not thousands of years in future in earth time and do you really want to be immortal? it is said if you become immortal the chance of you getting stuck with no chance of escape becomes 100%.Unless you are willing to live eternity stuck alone dont become immortal
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talking about Elon Musk space travel, there is one ultra rich japanese dude in fact got the ticket , for Space travel but kinda haven't start or no news yet or I miss out?
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Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa is looking for a female "life partner" to accompany him on Space X's maiden tourist voyage to the Moon.
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Is that immortal in comparison to humans on earth, or biologically immortal relative to the space that your body occupies while you travel?
I would have thought that it's about relativity, not absolute immortality because moving at lightspeed doesn't stop your body from ageing but just slows your relative time in comparison to people not also travelling that fast?!? (disclaimer: I have no idea what I'm talking about really)
Yep, how could you not.
ExperimentalSEO
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Except you'll be dead before we even get to developing light speed ships.
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Immoral for sure
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Because life is a beautiful thing and every beautiful thing must end because that what makes it precious. Immortality will just ruin the true essence of life. Fear of death is what makes us alive and value our lives.
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Something that a mortal would say.