Which of the following is not a reason Gorman offers for why the choice to take an elixir of immortality is a particularly tricky one?
A) It's hard to subjectively project yourself into the future
B) Decision theory has trouble with infinite values
C) Your choice might affect other people
D) It's hard to know if you're the kind of person who will find it futile to do things you're only interested in because you forgot them

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Gorman offers reasons for why the choice to take an elixir of immortality is tricky, including difficulty projecting into the future, decision theory's limitations, and uncertainty about personal preferences. However, the choice's potential impact on others is not one of the reasons she cites.

Which of the Following Is Not a Reason Gorman Offers