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Another Absent Friend · 1st August 2013, 22:30

So, how long would it last, anyway?

Would it be fun?

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Jerkules · 2nd August 2013, 02:10

i assume it would coincide with life itself in a sense that it would be like yin & yang.

time to see everything, amass experiences, learn all there is to learn, watch the world & its contents grow while maintaining ur ever growing valuable wisdom.

however ud know u were immortal & would have no value on life, watch all ur loved ones die over countless generations, become complacent, mentally fatigued, & suffer malaise every day.

not to mention it wasnt stated in this hypothetical whether ud age or remain the age of ur choice or at the time u became immortal.. i mean it'd suck to be an immortal toddler or everlasting geriatric.

pepo-pepo · 2nd August 2013, 02:26

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Originally Posted by BondJmsBond

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Would it be fun?

Only if i get social security & it doesnt run out.

pepo plans to retire early at 260 yrs old.

Armanoïd · 2nd August 2013, 05:25

Death is what keep humans connected to reality
Remove death, and life becomes an absolute nonsense, madness

I see it as a security system, to prevent eternal tyrans and their 2 headed dogs with 6 legs

Ramm90 · 2nd August 2013, 05:41

Immortality wouldn't be too cool, IMHO. Eventually things would get boring.
A longer life span, on the other hand, would be much more interesting.
Life goes by way too fuckin' quickly.

It would be great to stay young a little longer, you know. By the time a person gains financial stability, you're already 30, maybe 40. And you will probably have kids, so it would be almost impossible to just sit down and chill out.

* When you're young, you have the time and the energy, but no money.
* When you're an adult, you have the money and the energy, but no time.
* When you're old, you have the time and the money, but no energy.

That sucks big time.

SaintsDecay · 2nd August 2013, 09:14

I'd love to be immortal, just so long as I wouldn't age physically.

People always talk about wanting to live as long as possible, but I've seen the way bodies break down due to old age. You withdraw due to physical hindrances after a few short years. That's just no way to experience the world.

Yeah, immortality might be boring, but the world changes with each new generation. I'm sure I could keep myself occupied.

Armanoïd · 2nd August 2013, 09:20

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Originally Posted by SaintsDecay

I'd love to be immortal, just so long as I wouldn't age physically.

People always talk about wanting to live as long as possible, but I've seen the way bodies break down due to old age.You withdraw due to physical hindrances after a few short years. That's just no way to experience the world.

Yeah, immortality might be boring, but the world changes with each new generation. I'm sure I could keep myself occupied.

Don't know why, but it makes me think about one of Highlander's rule
"There can be only one", for some reason ...

I don't know what's worst
All average guys becoming immortals with wallmart pills
Or just one guy from some elite rulling group becoming immortal

Pasko · 2nd August 2013, 14:35

If people would never die, we should start to look for other planets to live, 'cause soon we would be too much for our mother Earth.

Another Absent Friend · 2nd August 2013, 16:26

Let's say you're frozen at the age you are now, and you're the only immortal.

You'd get to see what happens in the future; the tech advances, space exploration, possibly alien species, and you'd get to see how it all turns out - what happens to the human race.

Do we seed the universe with humanity and become citizens of the cosmos?

Do we meet a species that doesn't like us and become snacks?

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Jerkules ignorance was bliss Clinically Insane Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: a hell of my own creation Posts: 2,338 Thanks: 16,284 Thanked 16,487 Times in 2,156 Posts	i assume it would coincide with life itself in a sense that it would be like yin & yang. time to see everything, amass experiences, learn all there is to learn, watch the world & its contents grow while maintaining ur ever growing valuable wisdom. however ud know u were immortal & would have no value on life, watch all ur loved ones die over countless generations, become complacent, mentally fatigued, & suffer malaise every day. not to mention it wasnt stated in this hypothetical whether ud age or remain the age of ur choice or at the time u became immortal.. i mean it'd suck to be an immortal toddler or everlasting geriatric.

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SaintsDecay Devil's Choir Postaholic Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 9,734 Thanks: 63,471 Thanked 67,948 Times in 9,412 Posts	I'd love to be immortal, just so long as I wouldn't age physically. People always talk about wanting to live as long as possible, but I've seen the way bodies break down due to old age. You withdraw due to physical hindrances after a few short years. That's just no way to experience the world. Yeah, immortality might be boring, but the world changes with each new generation. I'm sure I could keep myself occupied.

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Another Absent Friend Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 0 Thanks: 23,740 Thanked 13,489 Times in 1,992 Posts	Let's say you're frozen at the age you are now, and you're the only immortal. You'd get to see what happens in the future; the tech advances, space exploration, possibly alien species, and you'd get to see how it all turns out - what happens to the human race. Do we seed the universe with humanity and become citizens of the cosmos? Do we meet a species that doesn't like us and become snacks?