do you want immortality?

I'm inclined to think that the answers that I've anticipated from the vast majority come from some romantic fantasies or idealistic nonsense. Immortality would be awesome. You can get to watch your loved ones die anyway and yet you still live on without being immortal. You'd probably die due to unforseen circumstances anyway before being able to feel all depressed about life.

Cereberus75

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I'm inclined to think that the answers that I've anticipated from the vast majority come from some romantic fantasies or idealistic nonsense. Immortality would be awesome. You can get to watch your loved ones die anyway and yet you still live on without being immortal. You'd probably die due to unforseen circumstances anyway before being able to feel all depressed about life.

HoldThePhone

I'm inclined to think that the answers that I've anticipated from the vast majority come from some romantic fantasies or idealistic nonsense. Immortality would be awesome. You can get to watch your loved ones die anyway and yet you still live on without being immortal. You'd probably die due to unforseen circumstances anyway before being able to feel all depressed about life.

Hell ya, think of all the things you could see, the people you could meet, and history you could experience?

And c'mon, being immortal does not mean you would live a hundred billion years and eventually just float around, alive, in pure nothingness since the universe collapsed. There are rules ,you know? Like the immortal person gets to chose his or her time of death, or if a highlander cuts your head off you die, etc..

There is always a catch to immortality.