It’s the old argument by Epicurus from his letter to Menoeceus:
The most dreadful of evils, death, is nothing to us, for when we exist, death is not present, and when death is present, we no longer exist.
I have preferences about how things are after I stop existing. Mostly about other people, who I love, and at times, want there to be more of.
I am not an epicurean, and I am somewhat skeptical of the reality of epicureans.
Exactly. That’s also why it’s bad for humanity to be replaced by AIs after we die: We don’t want it to happen.
It’s the old argument by Epicurus from his letter to Menoeceus:
I have preferences about how things are after I stop existing. Mostly about other people, who I love, and at times, want there to be more of.
I am not an epicurean, and I am somewhat skeptical of the reality of epicureans.
Exactly. That’s also why it’s bad for humanity to be replaced by AIs after we die: We don’t want it to happen.