Oh, I think there is actually an open room at the hotel but it's all the way in the back. Just keep rolling, you'll find it.
> go to hilbert hotel
> "currently all the rooms are occupied but maybe we can do something for you"
> get placed in the first room
> woken up every 5 mins and asked to move one room over
If you switch tracks he can always destroy the ship, it's not necessarily the same ship he approached but it's still a ship to destroy.
If he goes to the grand Hilbert Hotel he will be pushing tyne boulder forever because there are infinite rooms so he can never get it done.
But a man is content with a job, so they say. However i only looking forward to being finished at work for the day so i can move onto my own goals.
Unfortunately I'm not part of the 1% where i only need to work on my own goals, but there are many people born into wealth and so nothing with their lives but really enjoy it. They can do what ever they want when ever they want.
So Sisyphus will be happier destroying the ship and then moving into what ever he wants to really do.
To my admittiddly basic knowledge they never specify height to floor size or sisyphus's boulder size. So if he has a big enough boulder and the hotel is infinitely tall with 1 room per floor he could take out the building with just rolling through a single weight bearing wall.
My understanding of the hotel was it was one long corridor. But maybe that's my own misconception
Happy Sisyohus, unknown artist - 2023.
This being a hypothetical, Sisyphus only exists inside our imaginations. We MUST imagine Sisyphus as happy, regardless of whether or not he actually is. Those are the rules.
A scream comes across the sky internally
Still waiting for the day somebody quotes one of my other books at me.
Is the Hilbert Hotel filled with cats en route to St. Ives who may or may not already be dead?
Listen to your heart: what would make you happy?
I would block the boulder's path by jamming Trigger's Broom in the tracks.
