Kind of assuming things, aren't you?

Andromeda and Milky Way collide with each other.

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That's GALAXIES colliding.

but before that our sun eats us alive

Right, we could escape the sun with enough time and technological advances, probably.

probably

we assume

Now, the collission may not have any effect on individual solar systems.

But for those that believe this is the end of everything...

They don't have to just give up being a person, right?

Why does matter exist wtf

rock hits diamond, rock breakjs into pieces. the end for that rock as a whole

the end is a beginning

Not necessarily

What people wonder about

Is why we see behind our own eyeballs.

Why are we the ones piloting... this

stRange people

If we learned teleportation, how could we be sure we're the ones behind the same eyeballs?

wasn't there a movie on that (The Prestige)? and a few star trek episodes?

shark takes a look at goldfish swarm, plays god and saids if i eat them i am satisfied, if i \leave them i leave them for someone else

The Prestige touched upon it slightly

Prestige was instant cloning.

Every night he had no idea which guy he became.

Thanks, @Ottobon. I was referring to what @LotheronPrime posted about male/female differences in racecar design. Are we talking pink vs. blue dashboards or what?

Whether he was teleported, and a clone was left behind, or if a clone was set in that spot.

There was no way to know.

how would he know a clone was left

Either way, one of them was killed every time the teleportation trick was performed.

he couldnt see it

--That's the point. lol

Anyway, it starts with being able to identify what makes a person, them. Quite a ways away from that.

If there's anything I'm willing to call a soul, it's what puts us behind our own eyeballs.

Some cultures do not have the locus of self behind the eyeballs.

That thing we'd be scared of losing if we were taken apart and then put back together.

so does this mean if we transfer ourselfs to the web does that mean we leave a clone behind or not because we wouldnt know if they were still there because we would see only from technology and not the eyes we used to see through

Pretty sure that's really just how the eyes transfer data.

like a projector only in reverse