The historians are going to love you

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DaveB replied

19 March 2009, 09:15
Originally posted by zeitghost

And forever is until the power runs out...

So a week on Teusday then?
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TimberWolf replied

18 March 2009, 22:14
Easy job for future historians, blogs et. all are all searchable on the internet and will likely be stored forever. Do you want to live forever? An AI program of the future might be able to assemble your musings/ramblings and simulate you, one day. In fact some people might be able to be simulated now
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BrollyBonce replied

18 March 2009, 22:06
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

Funny thing about historians though, you never know what it is they will be looking for

They are looking for material to support their hypothesis.

For immortality, leave contradictory evidence.

See: Nostradamus.
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EternalOptimist started a topic The historians are going to love you

18 March 2009, 20:34
The historians are going to love you

Love them or loathe them, these are interesting times. Historians will be paying a fortune for your diaries, so get them writen now.

There are big political events - how has labour won 3 elections ?
Big Religious events - the popes views on condoms
Big philosophical debates - political correctness
Big scientific controversies - AGW

Funny thing about historians though, you never know what it is they will be looking for
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