How do you deal with the inevitable heat death of the universe?
also welcome
>how do you deal with knowing that human civilization is a slave to it's biology and controlled by epigenetics, trapped in a spiral of rising and falling repeatedly for all time
>or with the fact that we've not had contact with any other intelligent life?
>or at least with the inevitable destruction of Earth and the solar system?
>>8056767
Fundamental particules are eternal.
Human brain is the most complexe object in all the universe.
The reality is always and inevitably more complex than we can imagine.
>>8056767
I hope that by that time we'll all have transported our consciousnesses to another universes or some shiet like that.
>>8056819
That's what happens when you die
how do we know we're the first universe
perhaps we're the millionth reiteration of big bang and collapse and big bang again
>>8056790
Hate this fukcing meme
Don't care.
Too much time till it actually happens
>>8057049
Which one? There were three or four in that post.
the same way I deal with popsci noobs
>>8056767
We exploit the emotions of young human females to create more energy.
>>8056826
Probably not that, but there's bound to be universes where your brain is recreated the way it was when you died.
>>8056767
I feel good about it. I am devoting my life to increase human life and technology in order to spread as much entropy as possible to hasten heat death.
>>8056767
That's easy...no living thing will be around to feel bad about it. Problem solved.
>>8056790
>Human brain is the most complexe object in all the universe.
But the human body contains the brain, AND trillions of other cells.
So the human body is more complex than just the brain.
AND a brain without the body is pretty much useless,so I'm not sure I'd count it as a separate object.
>>8057154
You've got it all figured out my friend
>>8056767
by accepting the inevitable
We won't be alive for it, so who cares.
