Van Troff's Cylinder

I was thinking to myself .... about the immortality of the immortal in the novel and the immortality of Hohenheim in the Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood anime.. The first one his immortality was only with respect to the time of those outside the room! ... Since I am a theoretical physicist, I tell you that this means that time for the immortal himself was passing naturally.. His internal time was the same. Only those outside the room felt and found that he did not age (This is the concept of time dilation in the theory of relativity.).... While Hohenheim's immortality was true immortality... Hohenheim felt the weight of the clock ticking.. The weight of eternity in his internal time... Sorry for the long comments.. But I wanted to share some of my thoughts with you

Great choice of topic. Do you think that the era of decline has begun? Have we been deliberately given two choices: chaos or dictatorship? For me, I've always been in love with the idea of ​​knowledge defying time, which makes me lean more towards the immortal character in the novel than the astronaut (the protagonist) that you portrayed. I always prefer the role of the recluse who doesn't interact directly with events... perhaps something similar to the character of Van Hohenheim in the anime Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood (although he intervened in the events in the end and lost his immortality, died and joined his wife Trisha)

Who doesn't want to know more about love, beauty, harmony, and existence? I think I wish I could be the immortal

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