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The Psychological Dimension of Existential Loneliness

However, the hypothesis also raises questions about the psychological implications of such an existence. Theoretically, it is feasible for individuals to evolve beyond their biological constraints, yet Arthur notes the risks inherent in isolation. The long-term implications of existing in a solitary state, even in a post-biological reality, could lead to unexpected mental health challenges, including the potential for self-harm or 'deletion' of consciousness.