Item three:  This is apparently what happens to you when you die under circumstances where you could not possibly be cryonically preserved.  Thellim is surprised, on reflection, that there has not been more speculation about this inside her own Civilization.  It's probably considered an infohazard.  Even thinking about this for ten seconds is enough for Thellim to start seeing ways that thinking about this topic could drive people insane.  Maybe this version of Wikipedia has articles about that topic, since nobody here seems to have the concept of information that harms imperfectly rational agents, possibly because they've never invented the idea of rational agency in the first place.

Item three:  This is apparently what happens to you when you die under circumstances where you could not possibly be cryonically preserved.  Thellim is surprised, on reflection, that there has not been more speculation about this inside her own Civilization.  It's probably considered an infohazard.  Even thinking about this for ten seconds is enough for Thellim to start seeing ways that thinking about this topic could drive people insane.  Maybe this version of Wikipedia has articles about that topic, since nobody here seems to have the concept of information that harms imperfectly rational agents, possibly because they've never invented the idea of rational agency in the first place.

Item three:  This is apparently what happens to you when you die under circumstances where you could not possibly be cryonically preserved.  Thellim is surprised, on reflection, that there has not been more speculation about this topic inside her own Civilization.  Perhaps it is considered an infohazard, since even thinking about this for ten seconds is enough for Thellim to start seeing ways that thinking about this topic could drive people insane.  Maybe 'Wikipedia' has articles about that topic, since nobody here seems to have the concept of information that harms imperfectly rational agents, possibly because they've never invented the idea of rational agency in the first place.

Item three:  This is apparently what happens to you when you die under circumstances where you could not possibly be cryonically preserved.  Thellim is surprised, on reflection, that there has not been more speculation about this topic inside her own Civilization.  Perhaps it is considered an infohazard, since even thinking about this for ten seconds is enough for Thellim to start seeing ways that thinking about this topic could drive people insane.  Maybe 'Wikipedia' has articles about that topic, since nobody here seems to have the concept of information with negative value to imperfectly rational agents, possibly because they've never invented the idea of rational agency in the first place or realized that information is normally supposed to have positive value.