>>41161911
and when you get to the end, you are given the choice of accepting death, or reliving your life again. each time one step closer or farther to a grander in-simulation realization

That's exactly what it is, welcome aboard.
Linear time isn't real.
In your infinite length afterlife goon session, you're going to want to reexperience your life.
Hell you might want to see what it was like to be someone else.
And you will, infinite time means anything can happen.
We're all samefagging down here Georgie.

>>41161911
omae wa mou shinderu aside, that's definitely one way to look at it. like entering the event horizon.

>>41161915
>reliving your life again. each time one step closer or farther to a grander in-simulation realization
So say you decide to do that, to redo your life, doing things differently because of what you know now.
Well, if everyone else does that, then things out of your control will get changed in unexpected ways so you probably, in the end, things are not any better, just different?

>>41162165
>different?
>one step closer or farther
lets say a rule is no memories are taken back. only your intuition. only you get the opportunity.

>>41162192
Honestly, I'd take it. There's a major event related to my body I can trust my intuition to help me with, for everything else I'll gladly experience things for the first time again.

>>41162396
this is your 15,649th iteration. will you continue? your progress will be revealed once you agree.

>>41162406
Yes.

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>>41161911
>what if
It is.
Nice digits

>>41162964
That guy killed his wife. Now he’s crushing fit and attractive 2d people with meteoric versions of 3d objects.
On a profoundly philosophical level this man is drunkenly ruining a 2d world with the 3d equivalent of platonic forms.
What the fuck.

>>41161911
That would be cool! Maybe we are all already experiencing that right now!