Would you be inmortal?

[Marioro]

People don't like it because those you love around you would be dead, but plot twist: what if everyone around you was inmortal too?

Think about the knowledge. I imagine myself being super wise and smart if I lived for 1000 years, don't you?

 

[Specific Neptune]

Immortality wouldn't be worth it, at least in human bodies.

Likewise, living for something ridiculous like a billion years, you'd have a hard time

If humans lived to around about 3,000 years though, sure there'd be a few issues such as overpopulation, rules of dictators expanding on, what have you

But it would be pretty great, think of the advances that people would make, and the people that died a long time ago would still be around today

That would be my idea of a perfect lifespan, assuming that we age in respect to that, and that everyone has such a lifespan, not just one dude

And who knows? Maybe we'll find a way to do that in the years to come.


alternatively being captain jack harkness seems pretty baller, so maybe living forever ain't so bad after all

 

[Trab]

800-1000 years, with the option of living a normal human lifespan if at 80, I don't want to be immortal

 

[THE END]

Why would I be immortal? The first 80-90 years would be okay, the rest would be endless boredom

 

[Marioro]

Why would I be immortal? The first 80-90 years would be okay, the rest would be endless boredom

You've got to think of 1000 years as 80-90 years 10 times.

 

[THE END]

You've got to think of 1000 years as 80-90 years 10 times.

Oh

 

[mistery juice]

100 hundred years

 

[Green Lantern]

well it depends on how my ageing scales, if we say that say if i choose to live to 150, in the uk you expect a woman to live to about 85 so that adds 65 years to my lifespan, do those 65 years get added to me with a young body, me with an old lady body, or does my ageing become half speed?

in any case i don't think i'd want to live long enough for it to be like a massive news story: first person to live to 200 or stuff so i didn't select any of the options that were significantly higher than 100 years. but i think that i would like to live longer than the average person

 

[Hooded Pitohui]

Without getting too existential and delving into some potentially uncomfortable topics, I have to answer the question with a firm and emphatic "no."

The very concept of immortality terrifies me in an existential sense. Even if we were to assume perfection - that is to say, even were we assume I would be unaffected by the ravages of time, that nothing and no one I care about would fade away and decay and die or be swept aside by social changes - I would abhor immortality. It's simply not for me. I'll take my carriage ride with Death, and Immortality can step out of the carriage because this is a private affair, thank you very much.

 

[Marioro]

But


I allow you to choose to live a long life without necessarily being inmortal, my friend.

 

[Cocoa]

I'd live for as long as i can to play more Mario games

 

[Captain Goomba]

I think I'd want my life to be normal sized, so I can have a good life, leave a mark, and bring a few people to heaven with me.

Think about the knowledge. I imagine myself being super wise and smart if I lived for 1000 years, don't you?

It's funny you say that... according to the Bible, (Just gonna dip into this once) the oldest man to ever live was Methuselah, who lived to be 969 years old. (Apparently he was very wicked.)
Also, there are two people (Again, according to the Bible) who never died: A man named Enoch was once taken right up into heaven instead of dying, and the prophet Elijah went for a walk with his apprentice, crossed a river, and went into heaven on a chariot of fire. (Much to the bewilderment of his apprentice, Eli.)

 

[SashaGamer]

I just want to live 100 years, nothing fancy.

 

[Vivian]

Forget having a static body/mind, I'd only accept immortality if it meant I get to manually alter the very particle-chemical-matter of my being at will. Like a cartoon or a god.

 

[fantanoice]

You'd have to continue existing after the sun explodes and the heat death of the universe. So there's that.

Living past 1000 would be neat but can you imagine being a boomer for that long? I'm not even 30 and I'm already sick of my back hurting all the time.