How does it feel like knowing that NOTHING that is now >=1000

>>8613902
meaningless to materialistic Universe perhaps but there is also something we call society which does allow for meaning in life and it may not be on a universal scale but it's worth while in it's own little micro universe.

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>>8613902
> pretty much 99,999...% of the observable universe will have absolutely zero, absolutely NO EFFECT AT ALL on humanity
If we observe it, it has an effect on us.

Feels relaxing, to be perfectly honest. I don't have to worry about anything but my own well-being.

>>8613912
>If we observe it, it has an effect on us.
If light is traveling towards us from 1000 light years away, we will observe it after 1000 years.

The light we are now observing is thousands to millions to billions years old. Those events have already happened. Events that happen NOW (or in any future time) outside our 1000 light-year radius, will have NO effect on us.

>>8613917
>well-being
Yeah that "sex, alcohol, food and fun" is really "well-being". I'm sure you *really* deep inside feel good about it. /s

>>8613929
For the time being, yes, that is my definition of well-being.
Maybe one day I'll look to accomplishing something greater, maybe I won't and I'll just kill myself when I'm done feeling good the conventional way. Not because I have to but because I can.
The world really is your oyster, anon. Make what you wish of it.

>>8613925
they do in 1000+ years you monkey
just because there is a delay doesn't mean we're missing something out

f -> f+n

>>8613925
Even if a gamma ray burst pointed at earth was thousands of light years away to begin with, it would still sterilise 99% of all life on earth and has done before, don't speak too soon.

Maybe I don't need humans to be at the center of some contrived cosmic drama.

>>8613902
>he hasn't figured out how to go faster than light
See you at the whirlpool galaxy faggot