Dreamed about making many trips at the speed of light to another planet, becoming the animal with the most time travel of any other animal. Outlived everyone the lion kingdom ever knew & all their graves by many lifetimes. All the lion kingdom's belongings & earthly creations had long ago disappeared. 1 error was objects inside the space capsule were also seen aging when in reality they wouldn't age.
There was another man in the capsule during the trips. He didn't seem to have left anything behind in another time.
The other planet had some kind of indoor swimming pool & garden. Was impostering as a gardener. A new rake or a broom was always there when the lion kingdom got there, yet it was always a century later.
It was of course interstellar rounding the internets again, but the dream was also from the rapidly increasing tangibility of the lion kingdom's death. It's moving from a distant abstract idea to a tangible point in time & former ponderings about fruit salad have been replaced by what it's going to be like to stop being alive. The idea gets more depressing than scary as it approaches.
Thinking about death once again led to the high probability that we never die in our own frame of reference. It's just too easy in an infinite amount of space & time for our own frame of reference to always exist somewhere else & for that frame of reference to still be alive. Helas, everywhere our last frame of reference occurs, it's probably on the verge of death & not likely to continue anywhere. There would have to be a space & time where a massive medical breakthrough took place & everyone was living forever.
It's plausible that our death is always the end of all awareness in all spaces & times, but there are still infinitely many frames of references before that point, where another being could branch off. It's a bleaker outlook because the being that died would be rewinding a certain amount of time. Everything that happened later on that timeline would be lost. It's possible that the coincident frame of reference occurred infinitely close to death & we just keep repeating that fraction of a nanosecond over & over until life continues somewhere.
Lions still think there's a good chance we've already died many times in other spaces & times, retaining only memories of much earlier points on those timelines, losing many decades of memories like so many dreams when we wake up. When we wake up after another death, it's in another being many years behind the last one. It all seems very natural because we have no memory of the future that was.
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