"Eliezer S. Yudkowsky"
>I, myself, would take
> nonexistence, and I suspect that nonexistence may be the "correct" answer in
> the sense that any really and truly fully informed human would probably choose
> nonexistence, but it's nonetheless possible to imagine an ethical system where
> any life at all is preferable to nonlife, even in the complete absence of
> hope.
Who can say what degree of intelligence is necessary for the serious
consideration of suicide. You should have been in contact with Sasha a few
months ago.
Stay hungry,
--J. R.
3M TA3
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