doesn’t mean they *do* go somewhere else either,” “That Ritsuko said, frowning. may operate on a different “They model.” being eternal and going elsewhere,” Maya said. “Like “We know empirically that at least one other universe exists, the realm we touch in dreams. Even if we don’t actually understand it. And we have solid if unproven theories on a scientific basis that others exist.” if other universes do exist, it doesn’t necessarily “Even mean souls are eternal. Given souls can split off pieces, as happens with the birth of new life, it’s possible souls could degrade over time and eventually cease to exist,” Ritsuko said, pressing on determinedly. but unproven.” “Possible, is the possibility they are eternal. It seems unlikely “So when everything else passes in time,” Ritsuko said. isn’t “It disproven, but I find it implausible.” Maya sighed. not fight, sempai. Neither of us can “Let’s be sure.” Ritsuko was sure enough, in the absence of empirical proof otherwise, but they had work to do, so she said, should get “We back to work, then.” there any progress on the artificial pilot project?” Maya “Is asked.
“That doesn’t mean they *do* go somewhere else either,” Ritsuko said, frowning. “They may operate on a different model.” “Like being eternal and going elsewhere,” Maya said. “We know empirically that at least one other universe exists, the realm we touch in dreams. Even if we don’t actually understand it. And we have solid if unproven theories on a scientific basis that others exist.” “Even if other universes do exist, it doesn’t necessarily mean souls are eternal. Given souls can split off pieces, as happens with the birth of new life, it’s possible souls could degrade over time and eventually cease to exist,” Ritsuko said, pressing on determinedly. “Possible, but unproven.” “So is the possibility they are eternal. It seems unlikely when everything else passes in time,” Ritsuko said. “It isn’t disproven, but I find it implausible.” Maya sighed. “Let’s not fight, sempai. Neither of us can be sure.” Ritsuko was sure enough, in the absence of empirical proof otherwise, but they had work to do, so she said, “We should get back to work, then.” “Is there any progress on the artificial pilot project?” Maya asked.
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