@JackPosobiec I couldn’t at first either and it sat on my shelf for years. Then I picked it back up, got past Ch 1, and it became my favorite series ever. This was in 7th grade though
@danfaggella Agree.
The most urgent question is:
“How can we, an evolving species with memories and loved ones, help direct and ride that wave?”
Yes, Homo Sapiens as we know it will die. But that doesn’t necessarily mean consistent subjective experience will.
@kyk1opes@NateSilver538 I totally understand people screaming and crying and saying it’s a terrible idea if their personal interests are being gutted. That makes total sense. But it also means those people are not good sources of truth
@kyk1opes@NateSilver538 That’s fine man, but no one cares what you think about it. Same for me. We’re both receiving information so far from the source, squabbling about it is pointless. For me, the only clear thing is no one should have conviction in either direction. Too much nuance and variation
@THansbury@jaltucher@pn_warner This comment means you view the glass half empty. James’s comment means he views it half full. It’s just a difference in perspective
@Thomasdelvasto_ 😂😂
Yeah maybe sometimes. But seems like overthinking sometimes too. And analyzing details that might matter in one sense, but aren’t worth dwelling on or discussing