• @Cruxifux
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    I don’t give a fuck about being remembered. I just wanna enjoy my time while I’m here.

    So far, it’s not going great.

  • @Usernamealreadyinuse
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    It pains me that I probably never do something so important that I will be remembered.

    On there other hand, who was the right hand of Napoleon? Who decided the great pyramid should be build exactly there? What was the name of the guy who put the last stone in the Chinese wall? (Figurative speaking)

    So to be remembered you need:

    • do “great things” (not great specifically… You know what I mean)
    • be the number one (second places don’t count)
    • make such a major impact on the world that even after your society has collapsed, people still remember you.

    So the chances that I am in a position to do this would require some massive effort and even then, chances are slim…

    When I started typing this reply I was a bit depressed. Now I am finished it just highlights the importance of enjoying oneself while it lasts.

    • @Selmafudd
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      Honestly it doesn’t even matter if you do an incredible thing, you’ll still be forgotten. Even somebody like Einstein will eventually be forgotten. Like what’s the name of the first person to make fire? And sure you can argue that we didn’t keep records back then like we do now right? Ok so whats the name of the first person to keep records?

    • @slaacaa
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      Mostly agree, but the right hand of Napoleon (and other “helpers” of the famous) is well remembered, just not by everybody.

      I have a training on mgmt. in a few weeks, and we are reading a case study on him, with a lot of names thrown around, including e.g. Berthier, his chief of staff.

      I’m just saying that you don’t have to be the one in the spotlight to make an impact, and be remembered - maybe it’s even better to stay in the shadows and only be remembered by those who actually know the topic, and truly appreciate your work.

    • @[email protected]
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      Your point with the “great” things is so true. All the “great” people of history that get remembered for a really long time are mostly some despots / royalty / tyrants that have done TERRIBLE things. Genghis Khan, Napoleon, Alexander the Great, Hannibal etc. and we now treat them like some super geniuses that built great empires. Some of them are even ‘worshipped’ in pop culture. Oh and yeah they killed a bunch of people but eh… price of being a great man I guess.

      I wonder if Hitler will ever be talked about like this.

  • F_Haxhausen
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    261 year ago

    I want the peace of never having existed in the first place. So, being entirely forgotten is a second best kind of peace. Best one can get now.

    • @pirat
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      41 year ago

      I’ll overwrite you multiple times with random 0’s and 1’s if you’d like that?

        • @pirat
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          21 year ago

          On a somehow related note, I just remembered this memory of me burning DBAN to a CD-ROM as a kid, and drawing a skull head on the disc to warn about its dangers!

          I don’t exactly remember actually using DBAN back then. Though, I remember changing a forgotten Windows user password more than once by booting from some disc I had burned too, but I don’t think that was a DBAN feature?

  • @[email protected]
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    241 year ago

    This is a screenshot of a reddit comment replying to a screenshot of a 4chan thread, posted on lemmy.

    • @[email protected]
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      And this is a screenshot of a lemmy comment replying to a screenshot of a reddit comment that’s replying to a screenshot of a 4chan thread

    • Flying SquidOPM
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      91 year ago

      And that’s what makes shitposting grand.

  • Decoy321M
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    Yes. Even if you eat the Mona Lisa. The heat death gets everything in the end. Sorry, bubz.

    • @Thranduil
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      51 year ago

      Agreed I dont understand the pbsession with being remembered. I would rather be forgotten so no one has to mourn me

      • @CaptPretentious
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        31 year ago

        When I was a kid one of my goals in life became to be immortal. Not in like on sci-fi way of course. Still somewhat a goal of mine but not likely to achieve.

  • @lapommedeterre
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    91 year ago

    You don’t even need to eat all of it. Eyes or lips will do.

  • @[email protected]
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    81 year ago

    Eh, what good does it do to have strangers know my name? That’s just a couple bytes of information, not who I am.

  • @[email protected]
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    61 year ago

    Fuck having my name remembered its long and semi pretentious. I just want to be rembered by my actions and hopefully the effect on the world, in the same way as the beserker bastard at Stanford bridge.

    • Dr. Coomer
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      31 year ago

      This is probably a poor choice of words, but…“if hitler can do it, so can I in a non-genocidal way”

      • @MightyGalhupo
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        11 year ago

        I’d do it but actually succeed at the genocidal part

        • Dr. Coomer
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          Steal the Mona Lisa. In fact, that’s really the only reason it’s so popular today, because hitler wanted it and it was lost for a while. Eating the Mona Lisa will just be my thing.