If anybody has any clue of my existence 200 years after my death, I'll be very surprised.
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I remember reading a novel that said you stay in the afterlife as long as any living person knew you personally, but then a global plague starts killing everyone
The last people in the afterlife were the personal friends of a science team that had been stationed in Antarctica.
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My grandfather and grandmother on my mothers side were born in the 1920s. They died in a car accident 1989, when i was to young to remember. I only know them from photos.
I am possibly amongst the last people that know of them, but i can't claim to have known them. Assuming that random people count into the rules, there might be somebody who was four in 1989 and has for some reason some memory of some interaction with my grandperents. If thad person lives 100 years, to 2085, thad still is over 100 years short of 200.
TLDR think 200 is far of, it's more like 100 years.
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When you've been relaxing for thousands of years and then suddenly your notifications start popping off like an avalanche of church bells.
Genealogists being the vain of people's afterlife like, ding! One random person knows about you because you married your first cousin and travelled to New York on a boat once
Not to be that guy, so I stop here
And was rude to the customer as well.
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