Originally posted by NordlysThe height of sanity is when someone in the Spirituality Forum thinks you're weird.
Me too (I mean I like that I have an expiration date, I don't care whether you do). According to some guy in the Spirituality Forum (I forgot who), that makes us weirdos. Of course I am a weirdo for many other reasons, so that's nothing new.
Originally posted by Woodgieit would take somebody brave to live forever and there are people out there who would; it would be helpful because they can achieve a lot and learn a lot in living forever.
If the technology were available and reliable enough, would you go all the way to become a machine?
One day we will be able to shed these chemical bodies and move straight into a brand new electronic one, with all the good bits attached.
Google projected onto the back of your eye, with voice recognition software as standard.
Its not if, but when.
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Originally posted by EcstremeVenomBut more likely than not, those with less life experience wouldn't want to listen, just like children don't want to listen to their parents, but have to make their experiences themselves. So either that person would have to shut up, or they would disassemble xym.
it would take somebody brave to live forever and there are people out there who would; it would be helpful because they can achieve a lot and learn a lot in living forever.
Originally posted by Nordlyseverybody listens and looks up to famous celebrities and im sure the oldest person in the world would be pretty famous and have a voice to be heard
But more likely than not, those with less life experience wouldn't want to listen, just like children don't want to listen to their parents, but have to make their experiences themselves. So either that person would have to shut up, or they would disassemble xym.
Originally posted by NordlysIn layman’s terms, how do you perceive the process of thought actually takes place?
But more likely than not, those with less life experience wouldn't want to listen, just like children don't want to listen to their parents, but have to make their experiences themselves. So either that person would have to shut up, or they would disassemble xym.
If the brain were compared to a computer CPU, does the brain have a clock pulse and if it did what would the frequency of that pulse be?
Originally posted by NordlysThat’s not exactly true though is it?
People only listen as long as they like what they hear.
A wise person takes on board both the negative and positive sides of a conversation.
We may not like what we hear, but in order to get it right, we have to listen to all points.
I usually perform this function with my head in my hands.
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Originally posted by KnightWulfeNo one in reasonable health with reasonable circumstances is ever ready to die. Anyone can say they will be, no one is.
Yes. I would. I would be able to live as long as I WANTED to live. I would be able to chose my own time to part this world.
Seriously...when you are ready to go, you are ready...would not be hard at all.
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomUm, no ... that happens at your age (which is perfectly normal) but people out-grow it. Playing a sport or singing or being able to read lines from a script doesn't make you knowledgeable about anything except that particular skill. 😕
everybody listens and looks up to famous celebrities and im sure the oldest person in the world would be pretty famous and have a voice to be heard