The Terrifying Theory of Quantum Immortality

All these comments show how delusional we have become. Reality is often boring and less fantastical. Your born, you live, you die… That's it.

Sure you can believe in religion but with no proof outside a book that has be revised many times … But that's your choice.

The best concept for living outside of producing more offspring is that, we are the universes machine to understand the universe…

Yes. And we should not be afraid nor skeptical about it. Other versions of you exist.

What if you die of old age?

I remember getting to the college of my choice, and for a very distinct moment when I was standing on campus, I remember this feels SO familiar, like I lived through this before, like I've been here before as a student, but I was an incoming freshman.

Does this mean that there’s a world where someone escaped the loop like how Evil Morty escaped the Finite Curve? 😂 some dude somewhere is just living in the most bizarre and incomprehensible reality.

Going for the Roy high score, wish me luck

A lot of this is locked in the grip of time. I’m not sure if quantum mechanics always adheres to time, actually I’m pretty time has been proven to be a result of gravity. If we take time out of this equation I wonder what that would mean for these theories, exciting food for thought at the very least.

I’ve always loved the concept that our consciousness is empty like a true 0. It can ride along physical time adhering particles and that’s how we experience existence. It absorbs existence like a little void or black hole. There is more to this that does give me a measure of hope. If anyone’s interested in getting philosophical I’ve got some interesting ideas I enjoy sharing.

Sounds dumb mainly because it's demented

With all these multiversal branches, why tf did my consciousness decide to go for the one with fucked up knees and a bad back!? 😂

THE POPTART IS ALWAYS IN THE TOASTER I AIN EVEN WATCH THE VIDEO

Then memory doesn't make sense. We all forget.

I've always found the idea of Quantum Immortality and Many Worlds to be missing something. To explain how, I'll use an analogy:
A patch of tilled soil. It can grow anything, at least it can germinate anything. But not everything will grow there, there are things that will thrive there, and things that will not. You can not force a plant to grow in unfavorable conditions, without changing the conditions themselves.

In this sense, the universe you find yourself in may look almost locally deterministic, while not being broadly so.

Timelines should be the same. So then, if it follows that all possible realities really do exist; then you might be able to infer they don't all exist simultaneously, in the way we think of time. Think of it as a farm, with one place to grow "trees". In different "eras", different types of trees will grow there. The trees, are "the multiverse", or perhaps… Many varied multiverses.

I've described it before as "Causal Gravity", that the universe isn't capable of producing all results at the same time. That even causality has a "pull". Things which are inevitable given starting conditions, and things which are not. Replace the "Timeline Tree" with a bolt of lightning, moving through time-space. Each causal branching forms from a singularity, and decays into filaments; like lightning.

Then, restarting from yet newer, different singularities with different pathways of probability. Over infinite time, infinite versions of yourself will exist. Quantum Immortality in such a universe, will make individual lives feel more like "Dreams" if you could even perceive them. But if consciousness travels in this way, so too does other constructs, organizations and representations of matter.

If travel between universe were possible, it would require not just inverting space-time. It would require massive amounts of "time" (expressed as iterative interval). I would require random change to produce a world identical to your own, with one different variable; however it would inevitably happen. If awareness across universes is possible, it will happen.

We will have no cognitive control over the process, with current level of technology.

Though there is a central mistake in most lines of thinking, and that is that time exists at all. The ability to perceive time is not a given. If you take the ability to perceive the passage of time out of the equation, it changes everything. Not all continuances of your essence will perceive the passage of time. Saying this, as a person with a very loose grip on the passage of time, due to a head injury.