Allison Duettmann imagines emulated time and many lives beyond one human lifespan
juanbenet · x · 2026-07-23
Allison Duettmann argues for a future of emulated time, where people could potentially live much longer lives and experience many worlds and many lives instead of a single narrative arc.
The post is framed as a podcast discussion on how such a future might change human experience and identity.
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