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You're locked in a perfect learning center with all the possible knowledge a human mind can comprehend. When you enter it, you have to choose a time of stay from a magnitude of 10. so 1, 10, 100, 1000, ... years. And when it finally ends, you get transported to reality - like no time has passed.
You'll be accompanied by an AI robot who is the perfect teacher for everything you want. But it is unable to be friendly with you (it won't even say your name), it will only help you learn in the most optimal way (no friends there).
Only "leisure" activities are equipment for physical exercise, a swimming pool, a bed, and endless rows of books. Also games as well (if multiplayer, the AI can simulate opponents' moves, but no human companionship) bc you might want to learn them (so I count them as knowledge).
How long would you think you could last there without losing your sanity? How much of life's value comes from knowledge rather than connection? What are the main things you'd pursue for "knowledge?"
You'll be accompanied by an AI robot who is the perfect teacher for everything you want. But it is unable to be friendly with you (it won't even say your name), it will only help you learn in the most optimal way (no friends there).
Only "leisure" activities are equipment for physical exercise, a swimming pool, a bed, and endless rows of books. Also games as well (if multiplayer, the AI can simulate opponents' moves, but no human companionship) bc you might want to learn them (so I count them as knowledge).
How long would you think you could last there without losing your sanity? How much of life's value comes from knowledge rather than connection? What are the main things you'd pursue for "knowledge?"