That would be ideal. In practice, I would settle for “die, am resurrected ten years later, suffer a week’s worth of culture shock, am re-hired (or, if we’re past the Singularity, go do something interesting), have lunch with my cooperating husband”, etc.
That would be ideal. In practice, I would settle for “die, am resurrected ten years later, suffer a week’s worth of culture shock, am re-hired (or, if we’re past the Singularity, go do something interesting), have lunch with my cooperating husband”, etc.
Fair enough; thanks for clarifying.
For my own part, I think the “ideal” version would terrify me, but the settle-for version I could tolerate.