Uther
Knight

Imagine you had the ability to become completely happy for the rest of your life, but with a small catch. You would have had to give away all your perception of objective reality, thereby loosing all connection to the "real world".
It doesn't matter how it would come about...
Perhaps through a digital simulation that grants you your every whim (those who played fallout 3, think of Dr. Brauns machine). Or some super potent drug. You could just "will yourself into happiness" or be omnipotent if you wanted. Of course it would all be in your little subjective world, but it would be the only one you knew existed. After the choice would be made, you wouldn't realize that you are in a "fake" reality.
That or...you could refuse it, taking comfort in the fact that you are not living in artificial reality.
So.
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It doesn't matter how it would come about...
Perhaps through a digital simulation that grants you your every whim (those who played fallout 3, think of Dr. Brauns machine). Or some super potent drug. You could just "will yourself into happiness" or be omnipotent if you wanted. Of course it would all be in your little subjective world, but it would be the only one you knew existed. After the choice would be made, you wouldn't realize that you are in a "fake" reality.
That or...you could refuse it, taking comfort in the fact that you are not living in artificial reality.
So.
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