Would YOU choose to live forever? - page 7.

ClassyDancer

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Quote from: avbitx on October 08, 2018, 10:56:30 AM

Living Forever is new experience, I'm in for new experience in life.

I agree! I’m all of experiencing news things as well. And how great would it be to keep on exploring life without having to worry about death or not having enough time to do the things we enjoy doing. I’d probably do a lot of traveling. What about you?

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Quote from: tanvir 12 on September 30, 2018, 01:05:15 PM

I think we need to complete the life cycle.Our brain has a limit on the storage of information,over time, decades of life will be forgotten.

But what if through technology, storage of the brain could be possible? Memories could be preserved and one's consciousness can live forever. There’s so much research now about the brain. Check this out:
https://www.scientificamerican.com/custom-media/mount-sinai/watching-memories-being-made/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mountsinai&utm_content=link-post&sf198661991=1

avbitx

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Living Forever is new experience, I'm in for new experience in life.

Blackstar015

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Quote from: BADecker on March 24, 2017, 11:39:57 AM

Would YOU choose to live forever?

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Cool

I would not.I believe things has it's ending and i includes death of human.

AsleepControl

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Nope, I would choose to die. I think Death is part of being a human.

tanvir 12

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I think we need to complete the life cycle.Our brain has a limit on the storage of information,over time, decades of life will be forgotten.

RonaldTerry000

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Yes,

Ghost251

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I would Not Agree to Live Forever. It's Nonsense and Stupid Thing. Time Control Every Thing. Live Forever it's Fantasy Dream.... Grin

Elqui

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Yes, i want to live forever but with the ones that i love, i want them to live forever too because its so sad to live forever alone, and ofcourse to live and get all that i want.

yowelfree

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No i wouldn't choose to live forever. But would like to live up to 120 years and be healthy.

Jimbable

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Sure, as long as i also get full control over my body and mind, and some wolverine-like regeneration. Then it could be interesting.

Rystyanka

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Perhaps that yes Maybe not always, but I would like it longer! When will the exchange of organs become available?

Jeremiah0

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Definitely live forever. Although only if I'll be young forever and there are successful trials. Im not gonna be a Guinea pig for test run.

Ladysmith

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I would choose to live forever but only if I can end it if I so choose, otherwise I'd feel trapped.

I think if we can make it another 30 years or so we just might be able to make this decision. Mind uploading, AI, neuralinks, virtual worlds etc. could make "immortality" of the consciousness at least possible...

dejepecat

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Sure thing, this would be awesome, imagine the possibility of going around the globe and explore every single possible place. The bad thing would be if you for example end up stuck in some hole by mistake and there is no one to pull you out for ages, that would suck Grin

Bulltomoon

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It would be interesting like: The Man from Earth film

CandyEhco

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As the Lion King states: Its the cirrrcle of lifeeee.. and it moves us allll ( Cool

Personally, I think we are all put on the earth for a reason, the way we respond to things and grow as humans throughout is really important. Solley to create and leave behind memories/ a legacy for our loved ones. So my answer is: no I want to live fully as long as I can and try to make a difference in my short time here. Because ultimately that's all one can ever wish for!

BellwalletOfficial

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I would not choose to live forever because I would most likely end up always wondering what's valuable. If you can't die no matter what, everything including both bad and good things keeps happening forever, which at least for me sounds like a torture...

ClassyDancer

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Same here. To be honest, I’m kinda scared of not being able to achieve all my dreams. I'm still finding my purpose in life, and having the luxury of time to search for it would be amazing. So yes. If there’s an opportunity to live forever, I’d take it.

uncukarambie

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Yes, because my future is still long and I really want to explore the world and everything

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