Waiting for virtual reality

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1. Waiting on WW3 and civilization reset ??

2. You want to talk about how some find thrill in the risks? . . . I know guys who'll climb the tallest building in the world with no ropes or harness, guys who'll go paragliding through a dark cave, guys who'll take on a mission deep into hostile territory with no guarantee of a pickup and they're just expected to blend into the crowd when they're done.

   …. These guys are attracted to all of the world's toughest risks. But they'll never risk signing a document to become a husband, hedging their bets to have a 'successful' marriage, making their happiness and their future to become dependent in the hands of how one woman feels.

3. Human, look, I am constantly searching for cheat codes to life. I found a few and they are great! I am still searching. I don't think I will live enough to get bored of them and no one will. I am talking about not losing in real life. I know you're going to say it's a little off-topic, but constantly winning is, at least from my point of view now, a great way to live!

4. I thought about how will robots take over the world. They will do it by giving everyone what they want.

5. I'm already desensitized by my imagination.

6. What does it mean to be a human?  Do you want to live in a world where that question even needs to be asked?  What about when that question becomes reality?  What then?

7. We live in a clownworld devoid of meaning. I used to have hope but honestly now I'd be fine taking the blue pill and slipping into a dream coma, blissfully unaware as my body is harvested by machines

8. Women deserve to become obsolete. I think with AI and sex bots in the upcoming 10 or so years, plus the increasing misandry and gynocentrism, that might become a reality.

9. My "'virtual' reality is already satisfying enough, it's been that way for a decade. Friends all across the globe, endless new ways to learn skills, to express and to create. Sure I like to go to the gym, go bouldering with friends, nature and everything but the online world and all the new software applications have developed so well that there's no ceiling to the intellectual stimulation I can get from it. I could spend a lifetime spending every second on discovering more and I still wouldn't be scratching the surface of what's available.

10. Hi, man. Thank for for all your efforts.

11. First, hi huMAN I choose being content and it seems to work most of the time.

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