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Comment author: qmotus 19 September 2015 10:29:07AM *  1 point [-]

Quantum immortality is an example, but something similar would arguably also apply to, for example, a multiverse or a universe of infinite size or age. Basically the idea that an observer should perceive subjective immortality, since in a big world there is always a strand in which they continue to exist.

Edit: Essentially, I'm talking about cryonics without freezers.