C'mon man, are you naive enough to think that our emotions won't be radically enhanced by then? By the time we (humans) have achieved immortality, technology will be more than capable of significantly improving our pleasure receptors (or our receptors for any desirable emotion). No one would be bored or have "lack of meaning" again, and I doubt anyone would legitimately want to end their life at that point.
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C'mon man, are you naive enough to think that our emotions won't be radically enhanced by then? By the time we (humans) have achieved immortality, technology will be more than capable of significantly improving our pleasure receptors (or our receptors for any desirable emotion). No one would be bored or have "lack of meaning" again, and I doubt anyone would legitimately want to end their life at that point.
Lol'd. See you in the year 6054 bro, I'll be fukking alien bishesYou luddites can die if you want to, but real nikkas like me will be fukking dimes and PAWGs in the year 4000.
You know I'm right
Ok live in la la land
You don't think that the logical conclusion of the human race is maximal happiness/pleasure? It's either that or death.
Nope, but that was a nice way to twist my words.You think the end goal is for humans to be manic 24/7
Are you going to answer the question?