What if we had a way to transport our self to other worldlines!
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Re: What if we had a way to transport our self to other worldlines!
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Also I do think it may become possible in future (not in the near future ofcoruse) with the advancment of our technology.
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I like your idea, because while the idea of switching to a “better” version of yourself sounds nice, isn’t this just a classic version of “the grass is greener on the other side of the fence”? As far as we know, we’re living our best life right now, in this Worldline.Amanda Dobson wrote: ↑13 Jul 2021, 15:55 I don’t know if I would want to change if it was even possible. We are the ones that can make what we have better or not. Now who is to say that if we were able to change that it would be any better? We are who we are through our experiences so if you were able to change how much would it actually change because you are still the same just in a new circumstance.
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At least that is what I think... What do you think?
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I definitely agree, I think it would mess up our opinions of people, therefore messing up our relationships with them. Think of how Gary felt when he realized himself in another worldline killed Michelle. He was confused and upset that any version of him could do such a thing. I think we’d end up afraid of all social interactions, becoming reclusive and confused about everything.BellaGBear wrote: ↑23 Aug 2021, 03:04 I think vacation ing in other wordlines will seriously mess with your mind. Cause we sort of consciously tend to get used to the people in our life we are close to and how they react. Our people from different worldlines will be different and respond different in subtle ways. So we are on edge in social interactions at all time.
At least that is what I think... What do you think?
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But what about the people you leave behind? I think with traveling to other worlds there is the real danger of not considering the other words 'real'. But they are of course. The versions of people in other worlds are just as real as the ones from your own home-world
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