Who will remember you in 100 years?
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Who will remember you in 100 years?
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Re: Who will remember you in 100 years?
#2TLDR: YOLO!
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#4Well, an interesting and yet humbling, depressing read.
What a way to start my morning.
Re: Who will remember you in 100 years?
#5Depends on how much of my consciousness I am able to put into the AI that becomes the singularity.
Re: Who will remember you in 100 years?
#6I know some things about my grandfather from 120 years ago, because he'd write letters.
http://walterbright.com/trip/chas.html
I suppose the stuff I post on the internet will last forever :-)
Re: Who will remember you in 100 years?
#7Depends on how much of my consciousness I am able to put into the AI that becomes the singularity.
It also depends on how many instances of my consciousness are active at that time.
Re: Who will remember you in 100 years?
#8Depends on how much of my consciousness I am able to put into the AI that becomes the singularity.
In his spin on this view, only until the universe freezes. Its longer than a 100 years but still :P.
For you, this still doesn't matter as you are still dead.
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#9I remember my great-grandfathers: Gilbert, Clyde, Coit, and Sam. They mean something to me because I would not be me if they weren't them. Something would be different if their lives were different. There are connections. Life continues.
Yes, we should live our lives not worried about appearances to others. Most of our accomplishments will be fleeting at best, but the lives we live influence our children and our grandchildren, and that influence passes along, whether they remember my name - because of a shared passion for family genealogy - or not.
Re: Who will remember you in 100 years?
#10I know some things about my grandfather from 120 years ago, because he'd write letters. http://walterbright.com/trip/chas.html I suppose the stuff I post on the internet will last forever :-)
Geocities were there 20 years ago. I posted some cringeworthy things there. Now they aren't there anymore (thank goodness).
Your posts, too, shall pass.