Society's Role in the Digital Afterlife
As more people opt for virtual immortality, how will society evolve?
Will there be new norms, laws, and rituals related to our digital selves?
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Ever pondered your consciousness' journey beyond death? In our latest exploration, we delve deep into the realms of virtual afterlives, digital immortality, and the intriguing intersections of soul and technology. 🔍 Topics covered: 1️⃣ Digital Legacy & Resurrection 2️⃣ Ethics of Virtual Existence 3️⃣ Consciousness in Digital Realms 4️⃣ Society's Shifts in the Age of Digital Immortality 5️⃣ Preparing for Our Inevitable Digital Beyond Join us for a thought-provoking journey into the future of our existence.
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