Stathis Papaioannou writes: > QM or QTI do not imply > that you can never lose consciousness. The idea is that you can never > *experience* loss of consciousness. You can fall asleep, but when you wake > up, you don't remember being asleep. If you never wake up - i.e. if you die > in your sleep - then you never experience that particular branch of the MW. > In other words, you can only experience those worlds where the loss of > consciousness is temporary.
How about impairment of consciousness? Can you experience that? Can you experience going crazy, or having a reduced level of consciousness where you are drugged or barely alive? That's how death is for most people, it's not like flicking off a light. Will Quantum Immortality protect you from spending an eternity in a near-coma? Exactly how much consciousness does it guarantee you? Hal Finney
