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The first 1,000 things to do before you die.


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#31 eternaltraveler

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Posted 05 August 2005 - 08:05 PM

well, if time were the same kind of dimension, spatial, it would be only one, but you actually move through both simultaneously. Otherwise you could stop aging just by moving, but then that gets into all kinds of complications, so i think we can agree that it doesnt happen like that.


You can, if you could go the speed of light. Of course you would also stop doing anything.

#32 REGIMEN

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Posted 05 August 2005 - 09:17 PM

th3hegem0n,
Don't forget to brush on your Saint Seiya edumentaries; Dragon Ball was aimed at educating children under 7.

#33 knite

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Posted 05 August 2005 - 10:49 PM

You can, if you could go the speed of light. Of course you would also stop doing anything.

Thats the whole point, you cant go the speed of light

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#34 th3hegem0n

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Posted 06 August 2005 - 04:14 AM

th3hegem0n,
Don't forget to brush on your Saint Seiya edumentaries; Dragon Ball was aimed at educating children under 7.


I find anime to be incredibly annoying/boring, so I have no clue what you are talking about (I googled "Saint Seiya" and it said anime).

That's right, I said it!

Then again it just occured to me that flying like superman is part of being a Super Sayan... so to replace that one, one of the things I'd like to do before i die would be... explore the experiences and complexity of altering the form of my body (various features, abilities, attractiveness and all the human complexity, even animals, etc).

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Posted 08 August 2005 - 07:44 PM

This is actually funny since when I google "super sayan" all I get is an assload of links for "Anime" and "Dragon Ball".
Seems I don't know what you're talking about also since the only passing references I've ever heard concerning the supernatural, shooting-fireballs-from-your-hands, flying-faster-than-light-speed, ridiculousness of being a 'super sayan' have come from the two anime series I had the opportunity to overhear my fellow kindergarteners talk about after watching the original NHK broadcasts nearly 20 years ago.

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Posted 11 August 2005 - 11:12 AM

1. Finally finnish getting my pilots license.
2. Travel the world .
3.Travel to other worlds
4. Live in a manufactured universe for a while IE Warcraft meets the matrix.
5. Be immortal

#37 Infernity

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Posted 11 August 2005 - 11:24 AM

5. Be immortal

Supposing you can't silly...

It is contradicting the question, it says what if you could NOT be one.




brokenportal,
Is there a limit of time to do this, people are treating it as they choose when to die travel worlds do stuff that takes plenty of time...
I mean if you have no time limit you don't really have to die.

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#38 stephen

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Posted 11 August 2005 - 01:57 PM

I'm answering this as if I knew the day my life would end, and that there's nothing I could do about it. Otherwise, the question is kind of moot on a forum devoted to the pursuit of immortality... (These answers are also ignoring the philosophical problems that arise from knowing that you and your memories will cease to exist afterwards.)

1.) Spend a year skiing in the Alps and living at a quaint Swiss mountain town!

2.) Go caving in some of the recently discovered caves in Mexico where they have shining crystals 30 feet tall!

3.) Backpack around Tibet for a year with a beautiful, adventurous, fascinating woman!

4.) Boat down the entire length of the Amazon while taking side treks with my native guide onto unexplored side paths!

5.) Buy a 50 ft. sailboat that I can singlehandly sail around the BVIs and the rest of the Caribbean to live out the rest of my days... with the nights spent in a king size bed next to the latest media entertainment... and the days spent reading and writing on deserted pure white sandy beaches next to sparkling blue water.

Hence, my modes of pleasure have been exposed for the world to critique and examine!

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Posted 11 August 2005 - 02:26 PM

I'm answering this as if I knew the day my life would end, and that there's nothing I could do about it.  Otherwise, the question is kind of moot on a forum devoted to the pursuit of immortality...  (These answers are also ignoring the philosophical problems that arise from knowing that you and your memories will cease to exist afterwards.)

1.) Spend a year skiing in the Alps and living at a quaint Swiss mountain town!

2.) Go caving in some of the recently discovered caves in Mexico where they have shining crystals 30 feet tall!

3.) Backpack around Tibet for a year with a beautiful, adventurous, fascinating woman!

4.) Boat down the entire length of the Amazon while taking side treks with my native guide onto unexplored side paths!

5.) Buy a 50 ft. sailboat that I can singlehandly sail around the BVIs and the rest of the Caribbean to live out the rest of my days... with the nights spent in a king size bed next to the latest media entertainment... and the days spent reading and writing on deserted pure white sandy beaches next to sparkling blue water.

Hence, my modes of pleasure have been exposed for the world to critique and examine!


No offence ment Stephen [sfty]

Hehe, sentences 1-4 are funny, made me grin. Why? the exclamation marks. Imagine you were talking to Stephen in person and at the end he was loud. [lol] Surprisingly he did not continue on in the same manner with sentence 5; Intentional? [huh] ;)

For people who do not understand why I find it funny, maybe the following meanings will help.

Ex·cla·ma·tion ( P ) Pronunciation Key (kskl-mshn)
n.
An abrupt, forceful utterance: an exclamation of delight.
An outcry, as of protest.
Grammar. An interjection.

Punc·tu·a·tion ( P ) Pronunciation Key (pngkch-shn)
n.

The use of standard marks and signs in writing and printing to separate words into sentences, clauses, and phrases in order to clarify meaning.
The marks so used.
The act or an instance of punctuating.

#40 jaguar

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Posted 11 August 2005 - 03:09 PM

Smoke a box of cubans.

Drink a case of grey goose.

Bone hottest woman to ever exist on earth.

Be a space pirate.

Do it all at once.
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#41 stephen

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Posted 11 August 2005 - 06:15 PM

No offence ment Stephen [sfty]

Hehe, sentences 1-4 are funny, made me grin.  Why? the exclamation marks.  Imagine you were talking to Stephen in person and at the end he was loud. [lol]  Surprisingly he did not continue on in the same manner with sentence 5;  Intentional? [huh]  ;)

For people who do not understand why I find it funny, maybe the following meanings will help.

Ex·cla·ma·tion    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (kskl-mshn)
n.
An abrupt, forceful utterance: an exclamation of delight.
An outcry, as of protest.
Grammar. An interjection.


It's funny you'd comment on those, 123456. I actually went back and added them after I finished writing my comment. As I read through it the second time, I realized: here I am, sharing my deepest desires about what I would do with limited time -- and it sounds so wrong! Imagine Ben Stein saying that he wants to raft down the amazon in some dry monotone.

The standard web font I was staring at on the screen didn't seem to communicate the excitement and anticipation that would be in my voice if I were actually telling someone what my deepest hedonistic pursuits are. In retrospect, perhaps a [lol] after each sentence would've conveyed that better. Exclamation points do tend to indicate a rise in voice intonation more than anything else.

Yes, it's true!!! :)

#42 Set

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Posted 11 August 2005 - 07:18 PM

Drive 200 mph in a Porsche with karomesis.


Base jump angel falls Venezuela with karomesis.


Cave dive in Yucatan peninsula with karomesis.


Fly a mig over Moscow Russia with karomesis.


I like your ideas better then mine. [thumb]

But then again these are just some of the things I would start out doing.
I have a lot of things to get done in eternity.
;)

#43 REGIMEN

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Posted 13 August 2005 - 12:38 AM

1)Mother a child.

2)Father a child.

3)Raise and evolve the minds of a whole island of children.

4)Watch them do the same and proliferate.

5)Live at the bottom of the ocean and multiple planets in one lifetime and always know what's going on yet never letting one hand know what the other was doing.

And it was so.

#44 stormheller

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Posted 19 August 2005 - 05:40 AM

Ride in a spaceship.
Get front row seats to a rock concert.
Raise a wild animal.
Get rich and famous and give it all to charity, then do it again.
Discover a cure to a disease.

#45 judas

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Posted 25 August 2005 - 10:10 PM

Ill limit my response to whats possible now:

1. Have incredible sex with someone else (treat your primitive inner self :) )
2. Fly a open cockpit aircraft. I choose a bi-plane
3. Find a job that you love.
4. Learn to relax.
5. Try all 31 Flavors.

#46 brokenportal

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Posted 14 March 2009 - 11:28 PM

This concept has evolved for me into what I call the requisite 8.

Five more that fit with in there would be:

1. To race some of the original ImmInst members in space craft around the galaxy.
2. To live in a skyscraper in New York City.
3. To live in a deep ocean enviroment and being able to explore it with deep ocean subs.
4. To rope and ride on a huge cattle ranch.
5. To get a campaign bus set up and rolling to bring about more exposure for the indefinity cause.
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#47 .fonclea.

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Posted 15 March 2009 - 12:06 AM

1-SEX SEX SEX with...
2-motherhood
3-discover a self well being in what i am and what i do
4-giving yourself to somebody for love, for charity, for sharing...
5-Travel round the world in every places, discovering the millions of way to coneive/imagine life and sharing them.

#48 forever freedom

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Posted 15 March 2009 - 12:56 AM

This is indeed a very good exercise if someone has nothing to do or is bored... I assume i have just my lifetime/aging hasn't been beaten, otherwise the list would be endless.



1. Become a billionaire
2. Travel to space at least once
3. Have a high-tech mansion
4. Spend like 50k building a super PC to play a lot of stuff and create a custom scenario in Age of Empires II with hundreds of thousands (maybe millions) of soldiers/units (instead of the limit of a few thousands that i can put on my current PC without it crashing)
5. Buy a super sports car and speed like crazy
6. Travel to lots of places that i haven't visited yet
7. Plan and fund an organization to fight aging


Hm unfortunately i've ran out of time now i'll post more later maybe

#49 brokenportal

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Posted 14 May 2009 - 08:26 PM

1. To meet every person in existence.

#50 forever freedom

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Posted 16 May 2009 - 07:09 AM

1. To meet every person in existence.



You'd probably want to kill yourself after that :)
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Posted 16 May 2009 - 09:13 PM

1.Run a blog to end the pro-aging trance and convince people that death is wrong and life is right
2.Earn money to donate to the methuselah foundation
3.Join cryonics, you never know when death arrives!
4.Maintain a healthy lifestyle to avoid premature death
5.Be a good contributing member at Imminst :)
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Posted 17 May 2009 - 08:30 PM

1. Find ways to not die
2. Learn as much about the universe as possible
3. To experience all my dreams
4. To experience true love
5. Find ways to not die :)

#53 advancedatheist

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Posted 17 May 2009 - 09:27 PM

1. To meet every person in existence.



You'd probably want to kill yourself after that :p


Then you could meet all the people who no longer exist. :)

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Posted 17 May 2009 - 09:32 PM

Just a couple from my list:

1. Visit ancient Persian ruins in Iran, like the tomb of Cyrus the Great at Pasargadae, Darius the Great's inscription at Behistun and Persepolis.

2. Visit some exoplanets.

#55 nowayout

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Posted 17 May 2009 - 10:24 PM

1. Quit wasting time on the internet.
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#56 brokenportal

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Posted 18 August 2009 - 01:16 AM

1. Use the internet like the amazing information super high way, world networking super machine, and crowd sourcing mega harness that it is and get er done.
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#57 brokenportal

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Posted 18 October 2009 - 01:53 PM

1. Turn a city block with many level buildings on it in to an out of this world paintball course with hotels to simulate slums, and mess halls and stuff like that so you can feel like your in Beirut or something when your there. There would be no fire zones, but then when your going from place to place you would have to fight. Hits would hold a value, like, once your shirt has 5 or more colors on it then you turn it in and this counts against you some how. Maybe people would gamble x amounts of dollar, say, $1,000 to enter, then every shirt you have to turn in is worth like $40. Say then, the 5 who lost the least amount of shirts would split up the winnings.

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Posted 18 October 2009 - 03:17 PM

get out in space....visit the Andromeda Galaxy.... Discover extraterrestial life....

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Posted 12 December 2009 - 04:54 AM

1. Be able to say that Ive voted to help try to secure another $25k in this fragile crucial growing stage in this real, working, workable, realistic quest for indefinite life extension that we can all have.

2. Take part in a committee, maybe, 700 years from now, looking down upon evidence that conclusively shows us how humans came about, and stand in utter mind blowing amazement and accomplishment at the uncovering of this soul fulfilling information.

3. Play frisbee on the beach of another planet.

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Posted 12 December 2009 - 07:32 PM

1. Broker a cryonics contract for oneself. MOST IMPORTANT! ;)
2. Overcome own destructive and unsatisfying fears and sloth.
3. Attain a certain level of financial security or filthy richness.
4. Get own legit Wikipedia article.
5 (optional). Find love?




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