This is curiously detailed for something where basically the only requirement is that you stay aware of every moment, constant horrible pain and debilitating injuries aren’t any sort of problem unless they keep you from staying conscious, and there’s basically no lookahead beyond whatever the duration between consecutive states of subjective consciousness is, definitely something less than a second.
Sure, someone in the multiverse is going to get the happy shiny human-friendly thermodynamic miracle starting up for them, but it seems like there’d be countless quite a bit less improbable quivering masses of horrible injuries and pain who Just. Can’t. Die.
I mean, think of the lookahead. Sure, the miracle scenario has you having a lot bigger measure of existence after the miracle has taken place, but there doesn’t seem to be a point going directly forward from the lethal injury state where it’s more likely to go down the path of the miracle starting to happen than to just stay improbably aware in your current rapidly decaying state. You’d probably end up with some incredibly measure-sparse weird Boltzmann-brain-like states in the end, but isn’t it possible that at every step along the way there are a lot more pseudo-Boltzmann-brain futures than there are body-repairing thermodynamic miracle futures?
This is curiously detailed for something where basically the only requirement is that you stay aware of every moment, constant horrible pain and debilitating injuries aren’t any sort of problem unless they keep you from staying conscious, and there’s basically no lookahead beyond whatever the duration between consecutive states of subjective consciousness is, definitely something less than a second.
Sure, someone in the multiverse is going to get the happy shiny human-friendly thermodynamic miracle starting up for them, but it seems like there’d be countless quite a bit less improbable quivering masses of horrible injuries and pain who Just. Can’t. Die.
I mean, think of the lookahead. Sure, the miracle scenario has you having a lot bigger measure of existence after the miracle has taken place, but there doesn’t seem to be a point going directly forward from the lethal injury state where it’s more likely to go down the path of the miracle starting to happen than to just stay improbably aware in your current rapidly decaying state. You’d probably end up with some incredibly measure-sparse weird Boltzmann-brain-like states in the end, but isn’t it possible that at every step along the way there are a lot more pseudo-Boltzmann-brain futures than there are body-repairing thermodynamic miracle futures?