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Who wants to live forever? - Total: 5
#31
Posted 13 March 2006 - 11:11 AM
I want to live forever ...... Be it in a VR enviroment to wich im plugged in and stacked in boxes AKA the Matrix. Or as myself either way as long as I can read the next good book!
#32
Posted 22 June 2006 - 04:25 PM
Life holds more value knowing that it will end. Ask anyone who came really close to dying. They will all tell you the same thing. How much more appreciation that they have for life since almost dying. One shouldn't need a near death experience to give them that sense however. The best way anyone can conduct life is as if no such afterlife exists to begin with in order to strive for the best in the here and now really having passion and zest for each moment alive. That is sane. That is rational. That is what counts! That alone tends to obsolete the "boredom" that people with less vision worry about in thier complaints that biological immortality wouldn't be worthy.
Boredom is a lazy mans disease. It results from doing nothing and buying into and accepting the "spin that others" control our lives. Boredom creeps in to the mind that sherks thier responability for what one has in life and where one is going in life. Much easier to watch TV or just sit around and do the "excitable" nothing. There is no lack of things one can do, unless one lacks real vision. Boredom is a personal thing and requires effort not to allow it to consume you by not being accountable for its existance within to begin with. The ability and potential for mankind is never ending, immortal in fact. Unless you believe the opposite then life is obsolete and useless.I dont want to live forever. Why? All you do is sit around all day and say, "hmm, ive done everything i can do, i guess I'll wait another 200 years so i can eat a new kind of candy.
Dude, if you sit around all day it is your own fault. Boredom is a horrible reason to argue against immortality.
Youth perpetrating biological immortality is for anyone whom cuts through the BS that anything less is acceptable.
#33
Posted 07 August 2006 - 11:51 PM
I love learning, building and designing things, whether it be a computer program or a drawing, but yeah, I think the most important thing would be spending a lot of that time with my dad (my mom isn't too hot on the idea because of her [airquote] beliefs [/airquote] ), but my dad... he's a very creative person and he is very optimistic about the future and thankfully able to appriciate living for periods longer than what is commonly accepted by society, we get along so well and have so much in common and would love to explore the future technological acheivements of our civilization by his side!
Ok, I'm done. [tung]
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#34
Posted 06 September 2006 - 12:22 AM
I dont want to live forever. Why? All you do is sit around all day and say, "hmm, ive done everything i can do, i guess I'll wait another 200 years so i can eat a new kind of candy. Why would you want to live forever, I believe there is a reason for death. When somebody dies, diseases die with them. Thats why I find saving people who have devistating diseases and will just pass them onto the next generation and life will get hader. Just let Darwins theory go! "Survival of the Fittest" I dont want to go in for therapy or take 20 pills every day so i can sit around and do nothing. We dont know whats beyond death, why not go for an exploration. Sure you might not ever return, but who cares. The only thing you may have ever done would have been death, so why not dive in.
I suggest you try sex, good books, falling in love, playing in the rain, cuddling by a fireplace, eating sushi, writing poetry, teaching a child, hugging a wet dog, and yes, good candy - just for starters. What makes you think you have the adventurous spirit to explore an afterlife if you haven't the courage to explore the current, real life?
#35
Posted 08 September 2006 - 08:14 PM
Living forever? I don't know. I don't want to live in an old, sick body..[mellow]
I feel the same about that. [thumb]Why? To leave the mother planet Earth. This is not my home. I don't where it is but I know here is not.
I want to explore space, visit other planets. [thumb]
#36
Posted 08 September 2006 - 08:30 PM
I want to live a long time. (in good health of course)
Living forever? I don't know. I don't want to live in an old, sick body..[mellow]I feel the same about that. [thumb]Why? To leave the mother planet Earth. This is not my home. I don't where it is but I know here is not.
I want to explore space, visit other planets. [thumb]
I don't think you get the point. The idea we work or is to STOP AGING, meaning you WON'T be nor feel old!............
Think of it, you can't feel older than how you feel when you are 100, so if you reach 10,000, it means you don't feel old, savvy?
-Infernity
#37
Posted 08 September 2006 - 09:36 PM
If aging can be cured and if they can cure my chronic sickness, I do want to live forever.
#38
Posted 02 May 2008 - 06:16 AM
I get your point. [thumb]
If aging can be cured and if they can cure my chronic sickness, I do want to live forever.
sorry to hear about the chronic sickness. Yeah what if a person has no hope with illnesses a thousand times worse than yours , death may feel like the right thing. Living is beautiful. It's good. Death serves a purpose too. We need to balance them. Right now, there is no option of living forever. If there is, wonder if people will still choose to die
#39
Posted 02 May 2008 - 04:02 PM
now the action part,
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