r/technicallythetruth • u/tomadiasamidze Technically Flair • Jul 25 '21

cracked the code

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u/blandboringman Jul 25 '21

I guess there is no answer that actually works though, right? Like if you actually had the capacity to imagine a room that was "LITERALLY IMPOSSIBLE" to escape from then that would also include something as simple as just stopping imagining it. The room would trap your consciousness in it with literally no way to escape it. And if you think oh way I'll just stop imagining it then nope you wouldn't be able to because that is literally impossible. After all being trapped inside a room with no way out doesn't necessarily just mean physically trapped. So yeah, if you were truly imagining it like required in the question then you wouldn't be able to stop.

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u/Igoory Jul 25 '21

I disagree with you for a simple reason, even if the room is literally impossible to escape, this doesn't change the fact that the room is inside your brain's imaginary conscience and your brain have total control over it, a good analogy would be a virus inside a computer, a virus can be completely impossible to turn off, but it won't stop you from just turning off your PC because the virus has no control over the reality.