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You'll forever mourn the loss of your loved ones - as you will outlive them all. You'll lose your sense of purpose - what's the point when you have all the time in the world? You'll see the worlds falling apart, but that might be the least of your concerns.
You're far removed from humanity. But is there all to it?
In this short animation film, we'll take you on a 1000-year journey to probe the question: What it feels like to be immortal?
We're exploring this topic in depth in this video, and we want to hear from you about your thoughts. What do you think it would be like to live forever? What would be the implications of living forever? Let us know in the comments below!
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Based on a short story by Luke Squire. Support the author here: www.quora.com/profile/Luke-Squire
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Sound Design by Nhung Nguyen
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Views : 4,167,255
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Nov 26, 2022 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
A quote from another corner of the web: "It's not immortality that most people want, but being able to choose when to die."
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if I achieve immortality, pretty sure I am gonna spend the 1st 100-200 years procrastinating
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about 20 years ago a good friend of mine told me that he didnt want to be an immortal since you'd see everyone you cared about dying one by one.
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And 700 years isn't even a speck on geological timescales, let alone the timeline of the universe. True immortality, living for billions of years until the end of time itself, would be one of the worst fates imaginable.
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I'm just impressed that she managed to live 350 years before getting depressed.
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I think her immortality reflect how many humans are alive. Once the last human die, her immortality was stripped away, allowing her to age.
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I really appreciated this video because its like a "How To"Guide for Immortality. I was struggling with grasping my own immortality until this video! Thank you!!
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I love how this is invertedly a theory on how human life started on this planet.
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The story could have gone down a much darker route if her spaceship malfunctioned and she was left stranded and perpetually suffocating for 400 years in outer space.
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I'm impressed no one tried to kidnap her to find the secret behind her immortality. Such good people around her.
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8:14 That Ghost in the Shell reference … a very appropriate anime reference for this story
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This was such a sad yet beautiful story
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The concept of immortality is so beyond human perception, that even in this story the immortal is eventually mortal.
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9:43 The fact that the male partner has no face is actually kind of chilling if you think about it. She's fallen in love so many times...they all blend together. No one partner stands out from the rest. She just misses the feeling of being in love, even knowing that it's going to end and she'll be dancing alone again.
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This is certainly one of the best videos I've ever seen on this platform.
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That was truly beautiful. I cried several times at this emotional storytelling.
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The thing that's really different here from most other "immortal" stories is the fact that the general population seems to have simply accepted such a being in their midst.
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and then she woke up from her dream, and realized she was late to school.
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I think being immortal is not a curse, but a blessing. In my opinion lonelyness is not the problem, but rather what you as a person can do in order not to get bored. Sadness will lessen after you experience it many times, it's like dopamine where you need higher "levels" of sadness after a while.
Meanwhile you could experience all the amazing stuff existing now and stuff coming to be in the future. Maybe you could lead humanity yourself with academics to make others immortal. Or dedicate your life to advancing science, making it possible for other humans to atleast prolong their life. Lastly you could also try to stir the world towards finding life on other planets after humans colonize the other planets. Being immortal doesn't automatically mean a sad end, it means happyness and awe just as well. Just thinking of what the future 1000 years are gonna deliver makes me frustrated that I can't live long enough to experience it myself xD
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Hey folks, it’s good to see you again. This is a pretty big project and I have to put together a team for it. As you might notice, the art style here is inspired by the short film “Who are you” by Our Animated Box. Now working as a team to ship out more quality content, I hope you can keep supporting us. And if you feel our content adds something to your life in any way, consider joining our Patreon here: www.patreon.com/lazy_owl
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