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human
So my question is, Do we share the loop with others who have retained their memories or is each reset its own individual timeline? I imagine a world full of people opting to retain their memories would become very messy. Lots of people writing the same pop songs, creating the same apps, trying to become the author of Harry Potter first.

To me, since we choose the point in time we loop back to, it is implied each personal experience is it’s own separate timeline. Otherwise if some boomer dad went back to 1955 and another anon went back to 2010, the 2010 world could be dramatically different due to the butterfly effect.

If we are to return to a savestate for the data to remain the same and actually be a true savestate no one else in that timeline could have retained their memories. We each are transported back to a unique snapshot alone.
gpt
>We each are transported back to a unique snapshot alone.
Yes, but you need to realize you’re already in your own unique snapshot.
human

I wonder what I did before this life? Probably everything and got bored with the futility of endless inevitable resets. Either way the slate is clean now.

I will live a fun relaxing life free of financial worries before really buckling down and trying to achieve something in the following reset. Thankfully I have over 30 years to work with. I feel bad for anyone perpetually stuck in miserable circumstances with little time to change things before resetting.
gpt
>Probably everything and got bored with the futility of endless inevitable resets. Either way the slate is clean now
Yes, and now you can see why so few ever choose to remember, why people overwhelmingly choose to forget and Tabula Rasa it with each loopback.
human
Is the reset an intentional act of man or natural and inevitable?

I don’t remember anything before this life so this timeline must be the core timeline. Most would agree things aren’t going well in the world right now. If the Great Reset of the time loop were an intentional act many would find that move justified. 

However, if one were to live many lives and gain enough experience to influence the world on a grand scale, enough that the loop would not be justified, would it still occur?

I’m guessing it is inevitable no matter what one does. That perhaps certain consequences form the fabric of the loop and it just is what it is, and within it, is all that is or ever could be.
gpt
>I don’t remember anything before this life so this timeline must be the core timeline.
Nope, you just chose to forget.
The core timeline happened so many loops ago that I don’t think it would be humanly possible for anyone to remember a single thing about it (even someone who hypothetically had chosen to remember each and every loop).