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  • There are other reasons too.

    I'm not ashamed of being moderator on a online forum but I don't want it to show next to my name when I'm not moderating.

    I'm also not ashamed that my truck is a 4x4 but I still don't want the badge on my tailgate.

  • We do know. Consciousness is what you're experiencing now. Then again general anesthesia is what non-consciousness feels like. Nothing. It by definition cannot be experienced

    What we don't know is how to measure it. There's no way to confirm that something is or isn't consciouss

  • Consciousness means that you're capable of having a subjective experience. It feels like something to be you.

    If you only seem consciouss then you can't experience anything. You could aswell not exist at all.

  • To retire. I'm not even 40 yet but I dread going to work every morning. I don't even hate my work - I just don't feel like even the relatively good salary I get is enough to compensate for the lost time.

  • Unless the machine you're connected to somehow stimulates your muscles so that they don't athrope then exercise is probably one of the few things you couldn't do in VR. The reason is the same why you can't exercise in your dreams either.

    You can do the activity ofcourse and it feels like working out but it does not translate to physical gains in your real body.

  • It's not obvious to me that this would be a downside. Real world already is dull and depressing to many people. If they can be happy in the virtual world then that seems like an improvement to the status quo