Obviously a hypothetical scenario. There is no way to pass on the knowledge to anyone else. Time freezes for you only, and once you have your answer you are out of this world.

The question can allow you to see into the past, present and future and gain comprehension of any topic/issue. But it’s only one question.

Edit: the point isn’t “how to cheat death”. You can’t. Your body is frozen and there is nothing you can do with this knowledge other than knowing it, and die. So if you would rather be frozen in a limbo just thinking of numbers for eternity, be my guest.

Such a variety of replies, it’s been really interesting to read them!

What would you want to know? Personally I’d want to see a timelapse or milestone glimpses of humanity’s future until the end of Earth’s existence (if we survive that long)

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    Was I ever a good impact on someone else’s life?

    Simple and sweet. Let’s you go to the next thing either with your head held high or knowing for sure if you just lived and died.

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      I’d rephrase this to “was I ever a good impact on someone else’s life that I was unaware of?

      Because most people are fairly confident they’ve had a good influence on “someone’s” life. My partner has told me as much, and I’ve said it to them. Even if just their parents or something, there’s typically obvious answers to this question.

      I’d want to know the non-obvious answers.

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      I like this one. Even better. “Who are the people I have positively influenced and what were the key interactions we shared?”

      It would be a flashback of loving moments of humanity.

      I’d love to see a reel from someone like a social worker, teacher, nurse etc