Originally posted by galveston75I think I need to know much much more to make a decision. Where would I live? How would pain and illness be handled? What happens if I get trapped somewhere where no one can find me? What if my situation gets bad enough where I want to die, but can't?
Just some thoughts on living forever if you had the chance.
Originally posted by SwissGambitAnother question: would I be with the ones I love and who matter to me even if they themselves hadn't done what it takes to earn everlasting life?
I think I need to know much much more to make a decision. Where would I live? How would pain and illness be handled? What happens if I get trapped somewhere where no one can find me? What if my situation gets bad enough where I want to die, but can't?
Originally posted by RJHindsI'll say like you always do to me..."Don't give me some pasted stuff, I want your opinion". How does that sound? Just like you do to me?
I've already posted this. [b]You Can Live forever in Paradise - don't you remember?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DnpOcD529g&feature=endscreen&NR=1[/b]
So how would RJH like to live forever?
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Originally posted by galveston75I think you are confusing me with someone else. I like to look at videos and important information from pasted stuff. There are some on here that don't becasue they don't like what is pasted I believe. But I would rather look at a video than read a bunch of stuff. That's just me, however. Many people here, like yourself, enjoy reading stuff more.
I'll say like you always do to me..."Don't give me some pasted stuff, I want your opinion". How does that sound? Just like you do to me?
So how would RJH like to live forever?
P.S. I have given you my opinion many times. You don't like that either.
Originally posted by RJHindsI have no problems with opinions. I have problems when ones say their opinions are truth and fact.
I think you are confusing me with someone else. I like to look at videos and important information from pasted stuff. There are some on here that don't becasue they don't like what is pasted I believe. But I would rather look at a video than read a bunch of stuff. That's just me, however. Many people here, like yourself, enjoy reading stuff more.
P.S. I have given you my opinion many times. You don't like that either.
Originally posted by galveston75Okay. My opinion is that that this questuion is like the question the old serpent the devil asked Eve in the Garden of Eden. It was just a trick that led to death, not life.
I have no problems with opinions. I have problems when ones say their opinions are truth and fact.
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Originally posted by SwissGambitI would ask exactly the same kinds of questions. And, providing I find the answers pleasant rather than unpleasant, I would certainly agree to live forever.
I think I need to know much much more to make a decision. Where would I live? How would pain and illness be handled? What happens if I get trapped somewhere where no one can find me? What if my situation gets bad enough where I want to die, but can't?
Perhaps one of the 'pleasant” answers could be, in the case where I find my situation getting so bad that I cannot bare it, I can with a mere thought comatose myself until if and when the situation significantly improves.
So if one would not grow old including ones family and deal with all those issues and there were no crime or anyone that would harm you in anyway, no wars, no government to rule over you, all the food one could ever need, etc, etc, would this make the couple here that said probably not, still not interested?
Originally posted by VoidSpiritThere has been estimates that if we could live forever, our brains would fill up with memories, no more capacity to remember, after only a couple thousand years, much less even a million. Billion? Pretty much out of the question.
sounds boring. every few billion years, you'll want to forget everything you know and start over from scratch.
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Originally posted by galveston75In the event that this were the situation, it would not be appreciated. Death gives vitality to life. Take away death, and the vitality is absent.
So if one would not grow old including ones family and deal with all those issues and there were no crime or anyone that would harm you in anyway, no wars, no government to rule over you, all the food one could ever need, etc, etc, would this make the couple here that said probably not, still not interested?