What If I Offered You The Chance At Immortality? Essay

More and more people have questioned themselves with a contradictory question, whether they have accomplished everything that they have planned in their life and if there was enough time for all their intentions to put up with the idea that one day everything is going to end. What happens if the last grain of sand, which is counted for our lives, will fall down in the sand clock and will not mean the end of our life because we will have a chance to turn this clock over again and to start over from that exact place where we have stopped. This perfect opportunity may be given to everybody on condition that they were desperate enough to agree to being immortal.
First of all, like all the perfect opportunities such possibility has its own forewarning, the loss of specific chastity which we possessed during our living. For one thing, the ability to think and love, feel that you are beloved, the feeling of happiness and joy and such an important feature as individuality I will definitely require to be preserved and uploaded in the simulation. The main argument is that whether we are ready to pay this price .Who are we? And what makes us being ourselves?
What is more, while thinking about immortality, the individuals are controlled by their feelings and think of different issues which are the most important in their life: love, united family, the high achievements which they could achieve or the benefits which could be brought. On the one hand, we are like those grains of sand in the hourglass, are made of separate grains: our emotional and vital experience or events which make us individuals and form our consciousness. What for we should continue to live in that world, where the loss of our qualities the most precious for us will become unimportant, and this regulation will deprive any sense of internal immortality in this fictional world.
All things considered, the internal existence in simulation cannot reproduce the existence which people have nowadays. The living which will remind us of that sand grains by form, which has poured during our life but we will not meet it, neither by structure nor quality.