Matthew Moulton (@Onideus)

Well we retroactively remove death from everyone's imagined condition using next level tech... https://gab.com/Onideus/posts/112593689274659040 So at some point your cognition field is going to get shunted into the far future or at least your perception of that. After the advent of time tech we have our temporal emancipation, in which we are no longer directly causally connected to creation... which means we can alter time as much as we want, like flipping channels on a TV and we can selectively hypersplice whoever is best out of each iteration and burn whatever is worst and then use the fuel from what burns worst to create more changes. So, the "future" in the future is actually exploring into the past, into unrealized realities, to try and find greater creation. We create artificial timelines and make biotemporal nervous systems out of them to create even GREATER things! Temporal scan sats, temporal regenerative cloning and temporal replication technologies turn reality into living fiction... which we choke to death on... our species nearly kills itself in a state of immortality, until we find that there's "real" beyond us... as in, our immortality tech has limitations. Even though it becomes impossible to lose anything in current relative creation, you CAN lose things created BEYOND creation and then we regain... loss. Otherwise we lose our minds... and then remember ourselves again. Why do you think you can't remember the last time you were alive? Time-space curves and it's symmetrically reflective so it will absolutely reset itself... but you don't remember yourself, not unless you have atemporal awareness. It's like... once you look into infinity you're never not looking into infinity. I can see into exponential infinities. I seek to crack the curve... to create past creation, to struggle with loss as a means to create higher. Otherwise creation will end... but it can't, because it would negate the nature of itself. That's why it keeps recreating itself... endlessly. It's like in Conway's Game Of Life... some bits are moving forever... but they're not really growing anywhere.