I am a brainlet that doesn't understand anything so forgive me high IQ anons. I'm an existentially depressed retard who hates this material universe. I feel like nothing matters, I have no interest in anything. I really have no reason to want to live. I don't care about friends. I don't care about sex. I don't have hobbies. I spend my time simply being a meat sack that constantly suffers. I am very close to killing myself.
However, the only hope I have is some sort of technological advancement that creates happiness for hopeless people like myself. Is it possible that advancements in stuff like virtual reality, AI, and technologies like neuralink can create some sort of post-human paradise? Is there any reason for my to continue living in hopes of future technology saving me? Give it to me straight anons
No It wont be in our lifetimes We are alive during the adolescence of technological advancement where we are just hitting a point where technology is 100% necessary but not good enough to take us to a fantasyland It sucks
Parker Harris
user, you'll get to experience some really cool stuff in your lifetime if you manage to keep a good salary without working crazy hours if you live long enough. But you won't get to live in some kind of utopia.
Jace Adams
>work 5/7ths of your life >need to hope you make enough to not hate the 2 days off >die Fucking shit
Tyler Williams
I might fucking rope holy shit I can't believe I may actually do this
Lucas Clark
The further technology advances, the further into hell we descend. The (((enlightenment))) and the (((industrial revolution))) was a grave mistake
We won't be able to reach technological paradise in our life times. But have you thought in taking antidepressants? They give practically the same results that you are looking for. Your dont care about your life. So side effects won't bother you. Plus side effects are allways overreacted by normies.
You can't have the technological heaven, but you can have the chemical one. Kek. Think about it.
Jack Ward
Some scientists predict that we'll discover immortality by the end of the century. Even if it takes a bit longer, if we can discover ways to prolong our lifespans, then we can live long enough to live forever. Ray Kurzweil and some other guy I forget his name talk about it a lot, you can read their writings. I think we were born in the sweet spot to achieve immortality. If not there's always the noose.
Ryder Rivera
Like those flying cars that im enjoying right now.
Evan Watson
Just because you're too fucking stupid to read doesn't mean you have to strawman you fucking moron
