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are absolutely immortal from your point of view and will never die.
Also, there is a universe where Pokemon is real you will experience it
in some distant unfathomable epoch. This is true, but you will
only come to know that in time. In my frame of reference, I am
immortal, but in your universe I will die just like everyone else.
Imagine a sufficiently advanced machine that replicates a person's
brain, including neuronal electrical exchanges. People have entered
states of zero brain-function for short periods of time, only to be
resuscitated. When they are resuscitated, their consciousness resumes.
Suppose a person's brain were to be copied, and the original person
killed. When the copied brain is switched on, being an exact copy,
would one not logically presume the person's "Conciousness" simply
continues in the new brain with no memory of death? My thought
experiment posits that death is exactly like the above scenario, except
instead of a "copy" of the brain being made by a machine, it already
exists in an alternate universe. This is an extension of the MW
interpretation of Quantum Mechanics and is accepted by the foremost
physicists worldwide. It violates no known laws of physics. It is way
cooler and more trippy than a zombie Jew religion, and is based on
inferences from scientific understanding. It takes large times for the
universe to “reset” itself due to fluctuation in chaos, but When it
DOES reset itself (in a process similar to that which gives rise to
Boltzmann brains) it may "reset" it so that you start a new set of
memories and experiences as a new person (or being, remember your new
life may be vastly alien). Over eternity, you then experience all
possible lives. Including that of Ash Ketchum. Pokemon is real. Maybe not all of it, but you get the general idea.